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How to calculate a confidence interval given only sample data?

  • Wednesday Dec 23,2009 02:58 PM
  • By diddy
  • In Others

I’m given 20 data points from a sample in a population that is normally distributed and asked to calculate a 94% confidence interval. My question is what to do with standard deviation since it’s not given. Can I still use a Z score in calculating margin of error or do I need to calculate a t-score, and if so, how do I do that and what is the formula?

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One Comment

  • ZzzZzz says:

    I am sorry, i know what you are talking about but I do not know how to explain. have u tried some math sites? like regentsprep.org? or something? look in the internet for lessons, I think that would help



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