Please show me question of I and II Suppose we are trying to measure some physical constant . Assume that each time wemeasure µ, there is a small, independent random error ~ N(0, 0²) with σ = 0.01.o(i) How many measurements do we need to construct a 99% confidence interval of length0.01 for u?(ii) If we can only afford to make only 10 measurements, what level of confidence can weachieve for a confidence interval of length 0.01?(iii) How small doeso need to be (i.e. how precise do our measurements need to be)if we want to construct a 99% confidence interval of length 0.01 for µ from only 10measurements?(iv) Suppose the precision of our measurements improves to o = 0.001. What is the lengthof a 99% confidence interval obtained from 10 measurements?

It is given that,Length of the interval is 0.01

Suppose we are trying to measure some physical constant . Assume that each time w easure µ, there is a small, independent random error ~ N(0, 0²) with o = 0.01. (i) How many measurements do we need to construct a 99% confidence interval of lengt 0.01 for u? (ii) If we can only afford to make only 10 measurements, what level of confidence can w achieve for a confidence interval of length 0.01?

Suppose we are trying to measure some physical constant . Assume that each time w easure µ, there is a small, independent random error ~ N(0, 0²) with o = 0.01. (i) How many measurements do we need to construct a 99% confidence interval of lengt 0.01 for u? (ii) If we can only afford to make only 10 measurements, what level of confidence can w achieve for a confidence interval of length 0.01?

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