A student wants to estimate the mean score of all college students for a particular exam. First use the range rule of thumb to make a rough estimate of the standard deviation of those scores. Possible scores range from 300 to 2200. Use technology and the estimated standard deviation to determine the sample size corresponding to a 90% confidence level and a margin of error of 100 points. What isn't quite right with this exercise? The range. rule of thumb. estimate for the standard deviation. nothing.

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Step-by-step explanation:

range = 2200 - 300 = 1900

To find standard deviation, we have:

standard deviation = range/4 = = 475

The range rule of thumb estimate for the standard deviation is 475

Given:

Standard deviation, = 475

Margin of Error, ME = 100

= 1 - 0.90 = 0.10

Za/2 = Z0.05 = 1.64

Find sample size, n:

n ≥

n ≥

n ≥ 60.68

≈ 61

Minimun sample size,n = 61

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