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here we assume that the population standard deviation is known as 2.41 thus we need to used z interval for estimating confidence interval for mean.
Using minitab
Step 1) Click on Stat>>>Basic Statistics >>1 sample Z...
Click on summarized data
Sample size = 98
Mean = 5.49
Standard deviation = 2.41
Step 2) then click on Option
Confidence level = 95.0
Alternative "not equal "
then click on OK
again click on OK
So we get the following output:
One-Sample Z
The assumed standard deviation = 2.41
N Mean SE Mean 95% CI
98 5.490 0.243 (5.013, 5.967)
Now, let's find 99% confidence interval for population mean .
Do the same steps as above just replace confidence leval = 99
The minitab output is
One-Sample Z
The assumed standard deviation = 2.41
N Mean SE Mean 99% CI
98 5.490 0.243 (4.863, 6.117)
b) See we find 95% confidence interval for true mean as (5.013, 5.967)
The upper limit of this interval < 6 so we can say that the mean is less than 6.
C) See we find 99% confidence interval for true mean as (4.863, 6.117)
Here 6 is included in this interval so there does not have sufficient evidence to say the mean is less than 6
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