in spring 2017, data was collected from a random selection of sta 2023 students. one of the question how many concerts they had attended in the past six months. for the 39 randomly selected upperclassmen, the sample mean was 2.31 and sample standard deviation was 2.32. for the 35 randomly selected underclassmen, the sample mean was 2.29 and the sample standard deviation was 2.64. what is the point estimate of the difference in the population mean difference in number of concerts attended between underclassmen and upperclassmen?

Data were collected from a random sample of STA 2023 students in the spring of 2017 in order to answer the question. One of the questions they were asked was how many concerts they had gone to in the previous six months. The sample mean was 2.31, with a sample standard deviation of 2.32 for the 39 upperclassmen who were chosen at random. The sample mean was 2.29, and the sample standard deviation was 2.64 for the 35 randomly selected underclassmen.

The point estimate of the population mean difference in the number of concerts attended by underclassmen versus upperclassmen has been requested.

The difference between the sample means is a point estimate for the difference between the two population means, as we already know.

Upperclassmen sample mean - underclassmen sample mean = point estimate,

Alternatively, 2.31 - 2.29 = 0.02 is a point estimate.

The population mean difference in the number of concerts attended by underclassmen against upperclassmen is 0.02 according to the point estimate.

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