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Find the confidence level and for

a. 90%confidence interval.

b. 94%confidence interval.

Short Answer

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a. α=0.10and confidence level is0.90

b. α=0.01and confidence level is0.99

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Given Information

We are given with two confidence levels90%and99%.

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Calculation of confidence level and α for 90% confidence interval.

We know that

For 100(1-α)%confidence interval, confidence level is 1-α(0<α<1)

90%confidence interval implies 100×0.9%confidence interval.

1-α=0.90

Hence, confidence level is 0.90

α=1-0.90=0.10

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Calculation of confidence level and α for 99% confidence interval

99%implies 100×0.99%confidence interval.

1-α=0.99

Confidence level is 0.99

andα=1-0.99=0.01

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