The confidence interval for a <span>(1−α)%</span> confidence level is given by
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(<span>θ0</span>−<span>Z<span>α/2 </span></span><span>σ/√n</span>, <span>θ0</span>+<span>Z<span>α/2 </span></span><span>σ/√n</span>)
</span><span>θ0</span> is the measured statistic, <span>Z<span>α/2</span></span> is the cutoff/critical value, and <span>σ/<span>√n</span></span> is the standard error. σ is the population standard deviation (if known) or can be estimated by a sample standard deviation. n is the sample size.
The cutoff value depends on the test you wish to use, and <span>θ0</span><span> depends on the statistic you wish to estimate.</span>
Answer:
1.Three and Nine Hundredths 2. 3 9/100 3. 390%
Step-by-step explanation:
1L=1000mL
2800 mL=2.8L
If she needs 3.5 L, she currently has 2.8L,
so 3.5-2.8=0.7 L more or .7x1000=700 more mL
