Suppose we wish to have a probability of at least 1 - a that the error in estimating µ by Xis no more than d in magnitude. For large n, we have We wish the statement P(IX - µ] (a) Assuming a, d, and...



Suppose we wish to have a probability of at least 1 - a that the


error in estimating µ by Xis no more than d in magnitude. For


large n, we have


We wish the statement P(IX - µ] <>


(a) Assuming a, d, and a are known, show that a sample of size


n = ((cr/d)Za/2 )2 will satisf'y the requirements.


(b) Suppose IQ scores have a = 15 and we wish to estimate the


true average IQ of a large group using X. If we wish a


maximum absolute error of 3 with probability 0.95, what


sample size is required?


(c) If we wish the maximum error to be 1.5 with probability


0.95, what sample size is required?



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