Confidence Intervals are
an interval of numbers
Because x is within 0.2 units of μ, which is unknown, then μ is
likely to be within 0.2 units of x in 95% of the samples.
8.1 confidence interval formula
x-MOE (EBM), x + MOE (EBM)
difference between 8.1 and 8.2
8.1 sigma known
8.2 sigma unknown
margin of error depends on
CL eg 90%, 95%
if not given use 95% (want 90 or higher)
8.1 steps to conduct confidence intervals
if we want to find n when sigma known
may need to do steps from above
always round the answer up to the next integer
8.2 when sigma unknown we use
t chart
df equals
n-1
8.2 difference to finding z score
do all the steps to find za/2 but you do not find above
use df=n-1 and za/2 to locate z score then follow same steps