An investigator is intended in estimating the total number of \"count trees\" (t
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An investigator is intended in estimating the total number of "count trees" (trees larger than a specified size) on a plantation of N= 1500 acres. This information is used to determine the total volume of lumber for trees on the plantation. A simple random sample of n = 100 one-acre plots was selected, and each plot was examined for the number of count trees. The sample average for the n = 100 one-acre plots was y = 25.2 with a sample variance of s2 = 136. Estimate the total number of count trees on the plantation.Place a bound on the error of estimation.Explanation / Answer
Data
Population Size
1500
Sample Mean
25.2
Sample Size
100
Sample Standard Deviation
11.6619
Confidence Level
95%
Intermediate Calculations
Population Total
37800.00
FPC Factor
0.9664
Standard Error of the Total
1690.5335
Degrees of Freedom
99
t Value
1.9842
Interval Half Width
3354.39
Confidence Interval
Interval Lower Limit
34445.61
Interval Upper Limit
41154.39
Estimate for total =37800
95% CI =(34446, 41154) ( Rounded)
Data
Population Size
1500
Sample Mean
25.2
Sample Size
100
Sample Standard Deviation
11.6619
Confidence Level
95%
Intermediate Calculations
Population Total
37800.00
FPC Factor
0.9664
Standard Error of the Total
1690.5335
Degrees of Freedom
99
t Value
1.9842
Interval Half Width
3354.39
Confidence Interval
Interval Lower Limit
34445.61
Interval Upper Limit
41154.39
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