Question 7:
Correct answer: Option (B)
57
since Lower limit = 55.4
and Upper limit = 58.6
Point estimate of Mu is (55.4+58.6)/2 = 57
Question 8:
Correct answer: Option (E)
736
since 800*0.92 = 736
Given the confidence interval for a population mean, 55.4< < 58.6 , find the point estimate...
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