A professor gives a pretest and posttest to her class, and analyzes the results the following...
A professor gives a pretest and posttest to her class, and analyzes the results the following way:
A sample of 41 students is taken and their mean difference between the posttest and pretest is 17 points and the standard deviation of the differences is 12.62 points. Find a 95% confidence interval for the difference between the posttest and the pretest.
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