Hello can you help me answer this question plz? I have to get the interval estimation of one population mean from this quantitative data result from a survey. n=55 Q2. How many TV shows/movies can you watch within a week? Provide a single numerical value response and decimals are NOT allowed Results: 0 - (1) 1 - (8) 2 - (18) 3 - (12) 4 - (6) 5 - (6) 7 - (2) 20 - (2) Q3. How many shows do you watch each month? Provide a single numerical answer. Results: 1 - (4) 2 - (13) 3 - (6) 4 - (6) 5 - (8) 6 - (4) 7 - (1) 8 - (3) 9 - (2) 10 - (4) 12 - (1) 20 - (1) 30 - (1) 35 - (1) Thanks you so much

Hello can you help me answer this question plz? I have to get the interval estimation of one population mean from this quantitative data result from a survey. n=55 Q2. How many TV shows/movies can you watch within a week? Provide a single numerical value response and decimals are NOT allowed Results: 0 - (1) 1 - (8) 2 - (18) 3 - (12) 4 - (6) 5 - (6) 7 - (2) 20 - (2) Q3. How many shows do you watch each month? Provide a single numerical answer. Results: 1 - (4) 2 - (13) 3 - (6) 4 - (6) 5 - (8) 6 - (4) 7 - (1) 8 - (3) 9 - (2) 10 - (4) 12 - (1) 20 - (1) 30 - (1) 35 - (1) Thanks you so much

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

18th Edition

ISBN:9780079039897

Author:Carter

Publisher:Carter

Chapter10: Statistics

Section10.5: Comparing Sets Of Data

Problem 24HP

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Hello can you help me answer this question plz? I have to get the interval estimation of one population mean from this quantitative data result from a survey.

n=55

Q2. How many TV shows/movies can you watch within a week? Provide a single numerical value response and decimals are NOT allowed

Results:

0 - (1)

1 - (8)

2 - (18)

3 - (12)

4 - (6)

5 - (6)

7 - (2)

20 - (2)

Q3. How many shows do you watch each month? Provide a single numerical answer.

Results:

1 - (4)

2 - (13)

3 - (6)

4 - (6)

5 - (8)

6 - (4)

7 - (1)

8 - (3)

9 - (2)

10 - (4)

12 - (1)

20 - (1)

30 - (1)

35 - (1)

Thanks you so much!

Definition Definition Method in statistics by which an observation’s uncertainty can be quantified. The main use of interval estimating is for describing a range that is made by transforming a point estimate by determining the range of values, or interval within which the population parameter is likely to fall. This range helps in measuring its precision.

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