Suppose that instead of a sample of LaTeX: n=85????=85, you used a sample of ????=35LaTeX: n=35????=35. What would change from the 95% confidence interval you calculated in questions 3-4?

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Answer:

The new confidence interval become wider.                            

Step-by-step explanation:

We are given the following in the question:

[tex]n_1 = 85\\n_2 = 35[/tex]

Confidence interval:

[tex]\mu \pm (\text{Test statistic})\dfrac{\sigma}{\sqrt{n}}[/tex]

Putting values, we get:

[tex]C_1:\\\\\mu \pm (\text{Test statistic})\dfrac{\sigma}{\sqrt{85}}\\\\C_2\\\\\mu \pm (\text{Test statistic})\dfrac{\sigma}{\sqrt{35}}[/tex]

So, as the sample size decreases the margin of error increases.

With increase in margin of error the width of the confidence interval increases, thus the confidence interval become wider.