Suppose a bag of 122 M&M\'s has 21 orange ones. (A) construct 95% confidence int
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Suppose a bag of 122 M&M's has 21 orange ones.(A) construct 95% confidence interval for the proportion of orange m&m's per bag
(B) what is the margin of error for the proportion of orange m&m's per bag.
(C) is the margin of error a good approximation for the half-width of the confidence interval?
Suppose a bag of 122 M&M's has 21 orange ones.
(A) construct 95% confidence interval for the proportion of orange m&m's per bag
(B) what is the margin of error for the proportion of orange m&m's per bag.
(C) is the margin of error a good approximation for the half-width of the confidence interval?
(A) construct 95% confidence interval for the proportion of orange m&m's per bag
(B) what is the margin of error for the proportion of orange m&m's per bag.
(C) is the margin of error a good approximation for the half-width of the confidence interval?
Explanation / Answer
(A) construct 95% confidence interval for the proportion of orange m&m's per bag
P=21/122 =
Z value for 95% confidence = 1.96
Sample Proportion = 21/122=
0.172
Z Value
1.96
Standard Error of the Proportion = =sqrt( p*(1-p)/n)) = sqrt( 0.172*( 1-0.172)/122))=
0.0342
Margin of error = 1.96*0.0342=
0.0670
Confidence Interval
Interval Lower Limit
0.105
Interval Upper Limit
0.239
(B) what is the margin of error for the proportion of orange m&m's per bag.
Margin of error = 1.96*0.0342=
0.0670
(C) is the margin of error a good approximation for the half-width of the confidence interval?
Yes, the margin of error is a good approximation for the half-width of the confidence interval.
In this case np and n(1-p) > 5.
Sample Proportion = 21/122=
0.172
Z Value
1.96
Standard Error of the Proportion = =sqrt( p*(1-p)/n)) = sqrt( 0.172*( 1-0.172)/122))=
0.0342
Margin of error = 1.96*0.0342=
0.0670
Confidence Interval
Interval Lower Limit
0.105
Interval Upper Limit
0.239
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