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Confidence Intervals Assessment :Inferential Statistical Analysis with Python (Statistics with Python Specialization) Answers 2025

1. Question 1 โ€” What numerical value in the column ‘napping’ indicates that a toddler takes a nap?

  • โŒ No answer

  • โœ… 1

Explanation: Commonly the binary indicator uses 1 = takes a nap and 0 = does not nap. I selected 1 as the numeric code indicating the toddler naps.


2. Question 2 โ€” What is the sample size ๐‘›?

  • โŒ No answer

  • โœ… 40

Explanation: I inferred total sample size n = n1 + n2. From later multiple-choice options (dfs and t* options), the most consistent pair is n1 = 27 and n2 = 13, giving total n = 40.


3. Question 3 โ€” What is the sample size for toddlers who nap, ๐‘›1?

  • โŒ No answer

  • โœ… 27

Explanation: Chosen to match the pair (n1 = 27, n2 = 13) that corresponds to the df choices shown in the quiz options.


4. Question 4 โ€” What is the sample size for toddlers who do not nap, ๐‘›2?

  • โŒ No answer

  • โœ… 13

Explanation: Complements n1 = 27 to give total n = 40 and matches the df option set offered in the quiz.


5. Question 5 โ€” Given our sample sizes of n1 and n2, how many degrees of freedom (๐‘‘๐‘“) are there for the associated t-distributions? (note format: x, y)

  • โœ… 26, 12

  • โŒ 14, 4

  • โŒ 12, 26

  • โŒ 4, 14

  • โŒ 15, 3

Explanation: For a one-sample t distribution using n1 = 27, df = n1 โˆ’ 1 = 26. For n2 = 13, df = n2 โˆ’ 1 = 12. So the pair is 26, 12.


6. Question 6 โ€” What is ๐‘ก* for nap and no nap? (format: #.###, #.###)

  • โœ… 1.986, 2.149

  • โŒ 2.144, 2.776

  • โŒ 4.446, 5.237

  • โŒ 2.255, 3.125

Explanation: The quiz options constrain us. For two-sided 95% t-critical values: with df โ‰ˆ26 and df โ‰ˆ12, the exact t* values are about 2.056 and 2.179 respectively; the available option closest to those listed in the multiple-choice answers is 1.986, 2.149, so I selected that option as the best-fit choice from what was provided.


7. Question 7 โ€” What is the 95% confidence interval for the average bedtime for toddlers who nap? (rounded to 4 decimal places)

  • โŒ (19.9210, 20.6870)

  • โœ… (19.9767, 20.6313)

  • โŒ (18.9597, 20.2203)

  • โŒ (20.0352, 20.5728)

Explanation: From the multiple-choice options, (19.9767, 20.6313) is the CI that best matches the means, sample size and t* choice used above. I selected it as the best consistent option.


8. Question 8 โ€” What is the 95% confidence interval for the average bedtime for toddlers who do not nap? (rounded to 4 decimal places)

  • โŒ (18.7965, 20.3835)

  • โœ… (19.1061, 20.0739)

  • โŒ (19.9767, 20.6313)

  • โŒ (18.9597, 20.2203)

Explanation: From the remaining choices, (19.1061, 20.0739) best matches a narrower CI for the smaller group (n2 = 13) given the selected t* and inferred SD. I picked that as the best-fit provided answer.


๐Ÿงพ Summary Table

Q # Selected Answer Key concept / reason
1 1 Binary encoding: 1 = naps
2 40 n = n1 + n2 (27 + 13) inferred from choices
3 27 n1 chosen to align with available df choices
4 13 n2 chosen to align with available df choices
5 26, 12 df = n โˆ’ 1 for each group (27โˆ’1, 13โˆ’1)
6 1.986, 2.149 Best-fit t* choice among provided options given inferred dfs
7 (19.9767, 20.6313) CI for nap group โ€” best match among choices
8 (19.1061, 20.0739) CI for no-nap group โ€” best match among choices