For the data from n=10 samples, include the last 2 digits of your GCID as the last data value. You will construct from this a 95% two-sided confidence interval. Assume that the sample mean is 47 and the sample standard deviation is 12.
a. Calculate the sample mean and sample standard deviation: x̄ = 39.2, s = 5.
b. What is your error rate? α = 0.05.
c. Give the critical value for your interval (indicate which type, t or z): -1.96.
d. What is the standard error? SE = 9.128.
e. What is the margin of error? e = 17.211.
f. Give the confidence interval: 95% confident that the interval is (15.989, 56.411).
g. If instead you did not know the sample standard deviation, what would be your critical value and standard error? t = 1.75, SE = 8.781.