SOLUTION: Working on a 92% confidence interval, if we took repeated sample 200 times, how many confidence intervals calculated from those samples woud you expect to be wrong or would not con
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Question 1196532: Working on a 92% confidence interval, if we took repeated sample 200 times, how many confidence intervals calculated from those samples woud you expect to be wrong or would not contain the true population parameter?
184
16
92
8
Answer by math_tutor2020(3817) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
If we are 92% confident, and generated 200 confidence intervals, then we should expect about 0.92*200 = 184 confidence intervals to contain the population parameter in question.
The remaining 200-184 = 16 intervals are expected to not have the population parameter.
Alternative calculation: (1-0.92)*200 = 16
Or 0.08*200 = 16
Answer: 16
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