Suppose that 60% of Americans planned to vote in the next election. You take a random sample of 32 people and ask them if they plan on voting in the next presidential election.  What approximate distribution would you expect for the sampling distribution of the sample proportion of Americans who planned on voting?

The Queensland male koala has an average weight of 6.5kg. Male Koalas weights are normally distributed with a standard deviation of 0.82. Suppose that 5 randomly selected koalas were selected. What is the sampling distribution of the sample mean?

Suppose the sampling distribution for average weight for soccer players is normally distributed with a mean of 152 pounds and a standard error of 5.  Find the range of central 95% of sample means.

Suppose that 60% of Americans planned to vote in the next election. You take a random sample of 60 people and ask them if they plan on voting in the next presidential election.  What approximate distribution would you expect for the sampling distribution of the sample proportion of Americans who planned on voting?

According to the Georgia department of Labor, as of May 2011, the average salary of all Georgians was 46,007 dollars. Someone who didn’t know this took a sample of 100 working Georgians and averaged their salaries. For the 100 people, the average salary was 46,780 dollars. Match the following terms with their amounts

Find the value of t for a 90% confidence interval for the population mean when n = 19.

Suppose that 60% of Americans planned to vote in the next election. You take a random sample of 100 people and ask them if they plan on voting in the next presidential election.  What approximate distribution would you expect for the sampling distribution of the sample proportion of Americans who planned on voting?

The average height of men in Cameroon is 1.706 meters with a standard deviation of 0.154 m. Height is approximately normally distributed. Suppose that a sample of 35 men is selected, find the range of the central 68% of sample mean heights?

Suppose that you took a random sample of 25 students at FSU and asked them how many minutes they exercised yesterday. Suppose that you wanted to make a 99% confidence interval for the population mean. What value would you use for t?

Suppose that you were interested in conducting a survey of Floridians and asking if they approved of the President. Suppose that you have no idea what this proportion would be, but at the end of the study you want to calculate a 95% confidence interval with a 0.045 margin of error. Find the sample size needed.