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Refer to Exercise 10.85and determine a98%confidence interval for the difference between the mean dopamine activities of psychotic and nonpsychotic patients.

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We can be 98% certain that the difference in mean dopamine activity between psychotic and non-psychotic patients is between 0.00265 and 0.01300.

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Given information

Given in the question that, we need to determine a 98%confidence interval for the difference between the mean dopamine activities of psychotic and nonpsychotic patients.

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Explanation

The formula for determining degree of freedom is as follows:

df=s12n1+s22n22s12/n12n1-1+s22/n22n2-1

For μ1-μ2 the confidence interval ends are as follows:

x1¯-x2¯±tα/2s12n1+s22n2

Ascertain the degree of freedom by performing the following calculations.

df=s12n1+s22n22s12/n12n1-1+s22/n22n2-1

=(0.00514)210+(0.00470)2152(0.00514)2/10210-1+(0.00470)2/15215-1

≈18

From the table with df=18,

tα/2=2.552

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Ends points of the confidence interval for  μ1-μ2

The ends of the confidence interval for μ1-μ2should be determined as follows.

x1¯-x2¯±tα/2s12n1+s22n2=(0.02426-0.01642)±2.552(0.00514)210+(0.00470)215

=0.00784±2.552(0.002028454256)

=0.00784±0.005176615261

=0.00265to 0.01300

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