Homework Answers
a)
sample mean =
| 2.354545 |
sample sd =
| 0.653244 |
95 % confidence interval =
(1.916, 2.793)
b)
lower critical value= 3.247
upper critical value = 20.483
he 95% confidence interval is 0.2083
1.3142
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