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Mathematics, 05.03.2020 21:39 jchavez5601

To better understand the financial burden students are faced with each term, the statistics department would like to know how much their ST201 students are spending on school materials on average. Let’s use our class data to calculate a 95% confidence interval to estimate the average amount ST201 students spend on materials each term. The average from our student survey is $248 and the number of students sampled is 90. Assume . State the question of interest. On average, how much do ST201 students spend on school materials each term? a. (1 point) Identify the parameter. b. Check the conditions. a. (2 points) Does the data come from a random sample? What are some potential biases about the way the data was collected? (1 point) Is the sample size large enough for distribution of the sample mean to be normal according to the rules for Central Limit Theorem?

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