kindly computerized my answer and check if this is right thank you given : n = 51standard deviation = d= 0. 3795 % ConfidenceTo solve for the 95% tuo- sided onfidence intervalfor o,We can ure the loo(1-0)% confidence interval forvariance, o?(a-1) o*2.where, n=- samplı size = 5Id = standard deviation = 0:37and x« n-1 == upper and lower apercatagen-1points of the chi-square. distribution with n-)degres of free dom.Solve for 으|-0.950.05= 0. 025%3D22SoX0.025, 50%3D1-목 ,n-1 = Xo.이7도, 50 from Chi- squar table, find the chi-square critical välue= 32.3570.995,5071.42025,50Substitute valuer to the equations(51-1)(0.37)71.42032.357Thon,0.0958415 o <0.2115461878Take the square root to find the 95% Confidence intervalfor standard deviation, o,0.0958415 < Ő < Jo.21154618780.309 6 So < 0,4599

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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