[Solved] Suppose that, for a sample of size n=100 measurements, we find that x̄=50. Assuming that σ equals 2 , calculate confidence intervals for
Question: Suppose that, for a sample of size \(n=100\) measurements, we find that \(\bar{x}=50\). Assuming that \(\sigma\) equals 2 , calculate confidence intervals for the population mean \(\mu\) with the following confidence levels:
a \(95 \%\)
b \(99 \%\)
c \(97 \%\)
d \(80 \%\)
e \(99.73 \%\)
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