Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that X stray load loss is normal with population std dev = 2.1
Since population std deviation is known we can use Z critical values for finding out confidence intervals
For 95% confidence interval we have formula as
Confidence interval 95% = [tex](\bar x-1.96(\frac{\sigma}{\sqrt{n} } ),\bar x+1.96(\frac{\sigma}{\sqrt{n} } )[/tex]
a) Substitute here for x bar = 58.3 and sigma = 2.1,n=25
Confidence interval = [tex](58.3-1.96(\frac{2.1}{5},58.3+1.96(\frac{2.1}{5}) \\=(57.4768,59.1232)\\=(57.48, 59.12)[/tex]
b) NOw we substitute sample size n =100, for same mean and std dev.
Confidence interval = [tex](58.3-1.96(\frac{2.1}{10},58.3+1.96(\frac{2.1}{10}) \\=(57.8884,58.7116)\\=(57.89, 58.71)[/tex]