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Butter packing machines cut butter into blocks.
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The masses of butter in the blocks produced by the machine follow a normal distribution.
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So a random sample of 10 blocks of butter are weighed, and it's found that the mean mass of the sample is 397 .3.
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Oh, excuse me, 0 .2.
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Get the right number there.
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And a standard deviation is 4.
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So part a, we're going to calculate a 95 % confidence interval for the population mean.
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So we're going to take 397 .2 plus or minus.
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Now, we have a very small sample size.
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We do not have a population standard deviation.
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So we are going to be using a critical value of t.
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So 2 .262, and i calculated that by taking t of 0 .05 divided by 2 with a degree of freedom of 9.
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So once we look up that t value in our table, then we multiply it times four and divided by the square root of our sample size of 10.
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So that's going to give us 397 .2 plus or minus a margin of error of 2 .86...