The length of the confidence interval is the margin of error, which is the ratio of the standard deviation and the square root of sample size. Hence, to reduce the length of confidence interval by half, Quadruple the sample size.
Recall :
Evaluating an hypothetical scenario :
Let standard deviation, σ = 2
Sample size = 50
Margin of Error = 2/√50 = 0.554
Using Quadruple of the sample size : (50 × 4) = 200 samples
(0.227 ÷ 0.554) = 0.5
Therefore, increasing the sample size, reduces the margin of error. Hence, using quadruple the sample size, will reduce the margin of error by half.
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