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First of all, let me take notes the given values here.
00:03
So we're given the population standard division, which was given as 8 .4, and the mean value given here for the sample, this is 130 units, and the sample size given here, which is 40 hours, so the sample size is 40.
00:18
So in the first part of the question, we have to find the confidence interval for the population mean.
00:23
Remember the formula, the confidence interval for the population mean, this is the sample mean, plus or minus, because we know the population standard division, use the z distribution here, and times population standard division divided by root n.
00:37
Let me get the z value first.
00:38
So the alpha is 1 minus confidence level, but i need alpha over 2.
00:42
That means 1 minus, so by the way, the confidence level here given as 90%, we can write as 0 .90.
00:50
So this is 0 .90 divided by 2, which would be 0 .05.
00:54
To get the z value, so i'm going to use the graphing display calculator application inverse norm, so the area, and the mean and the standard division.
01:03
Press second variance and the inverse norm, this is 0 .05, and the mean and the standard division.
01:09
So the z value would be negative 1 .645.
01:13
Let me put these findings on the formula.
01:15
So the sample mean, 130 plus or minus 1 .645, and times the standard division, 8 .4, and divided by square root of the sample size.
01:25
This is 130 plus 1 .645, and this is times 8 .4 divided by the square root of 40.
01:34
So the answer, the upper boundary would be 132 .18.
01:39
Let me get the lower boundary.
01:40
For the lower boundary, so i'm going to use the minus sign here.
01:44
So the answer would be 127 .82...