<span>A.) Ryan conducted a survey where he asked about qualitative data</span>
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The mathematical symbol that would best fill the blank to compare both numbers is '>', which indicates a number is greater than the other.
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Step-by-step explanation:
<h3>• C. P = Cost Price.. , S. P (Sell Price) , </h3>
<h3>→ C.P = 100×S.P/100+Profit (when profit) </h3>
<h3>(a) C.P = 100 × 55/100 + 10 = 5500/110 </h3>
<h2> C.P » $ 50</h2><h3 /><h3 /><h3>(b) C.P = 100 × 558/100+24 = 55800/124 </h3>
<h2> C.P » $ 450</h2><h3 /><h3 /><h3 /><h3 /><h3 /><h3>→ C. P = 100 × S.P/100 - loss (when loss) </h3>
<h3> (c) C. P = 100 × 680 / 100 - 15 = 68000/85</h3>
<h2> C. P » $ 800</h2>
<h3>(d) C. P = 100 × 11.78 / 100 - 5 = 1178/95 </h3>
<h2> C. P » $ 12.4</h2>
Given that,
Sample size= 83
Mean number= 39.04
Standard deviation= 11.51
We know the critical t-value for 95% confidence interval which is equal to 1.989.
We also know the formula for confidence interval,
CI=( mean number - critical t-value*standard deviation/(sample size)^(1/2), mean number + critical t-value*standard deviation/(sample size)^(1/2))
So, we have
CI= (39.04 - 1.989*11.51/83^(1/2), 39.04 + 1.989*11.51/83^(1/2)
CI= (39.04 - 2.513,39.04 + 2.513)
CI= (36.527,41.553)
Therefore, 95% confidence interval for these data is (36.527,41.553), and this result interpret that the true value for this survey sample lie in the interval (36.527,41.553).
