Question
A veterinary tech weighs a sample of 205
adult male rats. The sample mean weight is 320.62
grams and the sample standard deviation is 64.75
grams. What is the margin of error with a 99.9%
confidence level (z=3.29
)?
adult male rats. The sample mean weight is 320.62
grams and the sample standard deviation is 64.75
grams. What is the margin of error with a 99.9%
confidence level (z=3.29
)?
Answers
GPT 3.5
To calculate the margin of error at a 99.9% confidence level, we use the formula:
Margin of error = z * (standard deviation / sqrt(sample size))
Given:
z = 3.29
sample standard deviation = 64.75 grams
sample size = 205
Margin of error = 3.29 * (64.75 / sqrt(205))
Margin of error = 3.29 * (64.75 / 14.32)
Margin of error = 3.29 * 4.526 = 14.90
Therefore, the margin of error at a 99.9% confidence level is 14.90 grams.
Margin of error = z * (standard deviation / sqrt(sample size))
Given:
z = 3.29
sample standard deviation = 64.75 grams
sample size = 205
Margin of error = 3.29 * (64.75 / sqrt(205))
Margin of error = 3.29 * (64.75 / 14.32)
Margin of error = 3.29 * 4.526 = 14.90
Therefore, the margin of error at a 99.9% confidence level is 14.90 grams.
Related Questions
If these samples were drawn from a population with mean male weight of 180 and mean female weight of...
a researcher weighs each individual in a sample of 25 laboratory rats and calculates the average wei...
(Fetter p235, 2) A soil sample is collected and taken to the lab. The volume of the sample is 75 cm3...
A student measured the weight of 10 male rats fed junk food compared to 10 male rats fed a healthy d...