SOLUTION: A random sample is taken from a normally distributed population. The sample has mean 105 and standard deviation 9. Within what limits would you expect 95% of the population to lie.

SOLUTION: A random sample is taken from a normally distributed population. The sample has mean 105 and standard deviation 9. Within what limits would you expect 95% of the population to lie.

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Question 1083700: A random sample is taken from a normally distributed population. The sample has mean 105 and standard deviation 9. Within what limits would you expect 95% of the population to lie. The limits should be equally spread from the mean.
Answer by Boreal(15235) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
95% of the population is between +/- 1.96 sd s, or 17.64 units
(87.36, 122.64)
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