Find the Critical Values and Determine the Appropriate Distribution
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Do one of the following as appropriate:
a) Find the critical value t (alpha/2)
b) Find the critical value z (alpha/2)
c) State that neither the normal nor the t distribution applies.
Problem: 95%; n= 40; sigma is unknown; population appears to be skewed.
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The solution is comprised of an explanation for finding critical values for t and z distributions and identifies why neither distribution may be appropriate.
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a) Find the critical value t(alpha/2)
If u look up 5% on the two tail with 39 degrees of freedom=40-1,
you get: 2.02.
This mean Probability(-2.02<=t<=2.02)=0.95
b) Find the critical value z(alpha/2)
5% critical value ...
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