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1. A sample of 50 customers yields a sample mean of $480 with a population standard

deviation of $100. Estimate the population mean revenue per customer with 95%
confidence.

2. From a sample of 80 days, the average sales volume is found to be 1150 units with a
population standard deviation of 150 units. Estimate the population mean sales volume with
90% confidence.

3. A random sample of 36 customers shows an average waiting time of 12 minutes with a

population standard deviation of 3 minutes. Estimate the population mean waiting time with
99% confidence.

4. A sample of 100 days yields an average traffic of 4800 visits with a population standard
deviation of 800 visits. Estimate the population mean daily website traffic with 95%
confidence.

5. From a sample of 50 orders, the average delivery time is found to be 3.5 days with a
population standard deviation of 0.8 days. Estimate the population mean delivery time with
90% confidence.

6. A sample of 200 customers provides an average satisfaction rating of 4.2 with a population
standard deviation of 0.6. Estimate the population mean satisfaction rating with 99%
confidence.

7. A sample of 42 months yields an average expense of $9,500 with a population standard

deviation of $1,200. Estimate the population mean expense with 95% confidence.

8. From a sample of 40 queries, the average response time is found to be 28 hours with a
population standard deviation of 5 hours. Estimate the population mean response time with
90% confidence.

9. A sample of 51 batches shows an average of 12 defects per batch with a sample standard
deviation of 2. Estimate the population mean number of defects per batch with 95%
confidence.

10. A sample of 50 months yields an average revenue of $95,000 with a sample standard
deviation of $15,000. Estimate the population mean monthly revenue with 99% confidence.

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1. A sample of 10 employees yields an average salary of $58,000 with a sample standard
deviation of $8,000. Estimate the population mean salary with 90% confidence.

2. From a sample of 29 months, the average revenue is found to be $48,000 with a sample
standard deviation of $6,000. Estimate the population mean revenue with 99% confidence.
3. A sample of 18 calls shows an average response time of 12 minutes with a sample standard
deviation of 2 minutes. Estimate the population mean response time with 95% confidence.

4. A sample of 25 batches yields an average of 6 defects per batch with a sample standard
deviation of 1. Estimate the population mean number of defects per batch with 90%
confidence.

5. A sample of 15 months shows an average expense of $18,000 with a sample standard

deviation of $3,000. Estimate the population mean expense with 95% confidence.

6. From a sample of 28 customers, the average waiting time is found to be 18 minutes with a
sample standard deviation of 4 minutes. Estimate the population mean waiting time with
99% confidence.

7. A sample of 20 employees shows an average of 7 hours spent per week with a sample
standard deviation of 1 hour. Estimate the population mean number of hours spent on
training with 95% confidence.

8. The mean monthly revenue for a startup company is believed to be $50,000. A sample of 15
months provides an average revenue of $45,000 with a sample standard deviation of
$10,000. Estimate the population mean monthly revenue with 99% confidence.

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1. In a survey, it is estimated that 70% of customers prefer online shopping over traditional
shopping methods. From a sample of 200 customers, 140 indicate a preference for online
shopping. Estimate the population proportion of customers who prefer online shopping with
95% confidence.

2. A company claims that 80% of its customers are satisfied with its services. A random sample
of 150 customers shows that 120 are satisfied. Estimate the population proportion of
satisfied customers with 90% confidence.

3. It is believed that 60% of students in a university own a laptop. A survey of 300 students
reveals that 180 own laptops. Estimate the population proportion of students who own
laptops with 99% confidence.

4. A restaurant claims that 75% of its customers leave a tip. From a sample of 80 customers,
60 leave a tip. Estimate the population proportion of customers who leave a tip with 95%
confidence.

5. A company asserts that 85% of its customers renew their subscription annually. A sample of
100 customers shows that 82 renewed their subscriptions. Estimate the population
proportion of customers who renew their subscriptions with 90% confidence.

6. It is believed that 70% of employees in a company are satisfied with their work-life balance.
From a sample of 120 employees, 85 report being satisfied. Estimate the population
proportion of employees satisfied with their work-life balance with 95% confidence.
7. A software company claims that 65% of its users upgrade to the latest version within a year
of release. A survey of 150 users reveals that 105 have upgraded. Estimate the population
proportion of users who upgrade within a year with 99% confidence.

8. A retailer states that 55% of its customers make repeat purchases. From a sample of 200
customers, 110 make repeat purchases. Estimate the population proportion of customers
who make repeat purchases with 90% confidence.

9. It is believed that 80% of households in a city have access to high-speed internet. A survey
of 250 households shows that 200 have access. Estimate the population proportion of
households with access to high-speed internet with 95% confidence.

10. A company claims that 70% of its employees participate in the company's wellness
program. From a sample of 80 employees, 55 participate in the program. Estimate the
population proportion of employees who participate in the wellness program with 99%
confidence.