Z value table confidence interval
[DOC File]Confidence Intervals
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The z* value is called the critical value and represents the number of standard deviations that you are using. It is determined by the confidence level. The most common values are: Confidence Level Critical Value (z*) 80% 1.28 90% 1.645 95% 1.96 99% 2.576 99.9% 3.29 Notice that the greater the confidence level, the larger the critical value.
[DOCX File]Notes 8.1: Confidence Intervals with Proportions
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Confidence Interval = Statistic + (critical value)(standard deviation of statistic) = p̂ + (z* at given confidence level) (standard deviation of statistic) The formula for the standard deviation is similar to the one we already learned, however we do not know p, so we need to use p̂ as an estimate for p.
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It measures how many standard errors we need extend the interval to get the desired level of confidence. Use table and invNorm. The asterisk reminds us it isn’t calculated from the data like other z-scores. Alternate Example: Find the critical value for a 96% confidence interval for a proportion.
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(a) Confidence interval for when the population SD is known (Ch7.2) If known, the CI for at a given confidence level is . Ex. What is the critical value z* at confidence level 98%? Ex. What is the critical value z* at confidence level 95%? Comment: the higher the confidence level is, the wider or narrower (choose one) a CI becomes. Ex.
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This means there is .025 in each tail and looking up the correct upper boundary with .475 to the left gives 1.96 as the correct value of z from table IV. Verify that a 90 percent confidence interval will use =1.645, and a 99 percent confidence inteval will use 2.576. Here are the most important entries from that part of the table:
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The one-sample z confidence interval for ( When. 1. is the sample mean of a random sample from a population. 2. the population distribution is normal OR the sample size n is large (generally n ( 30), and . the population standard deviation ( is known . the formula for a confidence interval for population mean ( is ( ( z critical value) ()
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e A 95% confidence interval for is given as . Since the value falls in the confidence interval, it is possible that the two population means are the same. There insufficient evidence to indicate a difference in the two population means. 10.25 a The hypothesis to be tested is . From the Minitab printout, the following information is available:
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Confidence interval for population variance: Use , get two values from the table and solve for twice. (Take square root if you want ) Hypothesis test for population variance: Get critical value(s) from table, and use where is from Ho. Hypothesis test for ratio of two variances: Use maker sure the top is …
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