SOLUTION: 4. Problem One: This question is due on day 4. According to police records, from 1987 to 1995, the city of Davis, California experienced the following burglary rate (offenses

Question 128645: 4. Problem One: This question is due on day 4.
According to police records, from 1987 to 1995, the city of Davis, California experienced the following burglary rate (offenses per 1,000 residents for a given year):
1987 - 15.8
1988 - 17.2
1989 - 16.5
1990- 15.5
1991 - 17.1
1992 - 18.6
1993 - 21.4
1994 - 29.0
1995 - 19.3

(1) What is the mean burglary rate?
(2) What is the standard deviation of the burglary rate?
(3) What is the degree of freedom?
(4) What is the t-statistic @ 95% confidence?
(5) What is the standard error?
(6) What is the amount of error?
(7) What is the upper confidence bound per thousand offenses @ 95% confidence the mean annual burglary rate in Davis, California?
(8) What is the lower confidence bound per thousand offences @ 95% confidence the mean annual burglary rate in Davis, California?

Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
These are basic statistics questions. What
is your difficulty with them?
Cheers,
Stan H.
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