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Step-by-step explanation:
Given that as a stock analyst, your boss, Jerry, has asked you to compile some information on stock of Southern Infrastructure Corporation including a 95% confidence interval for the mean daily return that he needs to include in a report to senior management. He says that he is also not sure exactly what a 95% confidence interval means and would like you to add an explanation.
Population std deviation= historic std dev = 1.0% = 0.01
Mean value = 44.2020 (sample mean is taken as estimate for population mean)
Std error of sample = population std dev/square root of n
Here n =120
So std error = [tex]\frac{1}{\sqrt{120} } =0.0913[/tex]
Since population std deviation is known and sample size is large we use Z critical value for 95% = 1.96
Confidence interval 95% = Mean±1.96*std error
= [tex](44.2020-1.96*0.0913, 44.2020+1.96*0.0913)\\= (44.0231, 44.3809)[/tex]
a) (44.0231, 44.3809)
b)This means that
approximately 95% of sample means will be within the interval given above
using a process that gives correct results in 95% of cases, the population mean daily return is within the interval given above
the population mean daily return is definitely within the interval given above
on approximately 95% of days in a given period the stock makes a return within the interval given abov