A quality control person for a company bottling juice took a random sample of 12 bottles...
A quality control person for a company bottling juice took a random sample of 12 bottles of juice from the day's production of many thousands. He computed a sample mean of 15.92 ounces per bottle with a sample standard deviation of 0.13 ounces. What is his 90% confidence interval for the mean ounces per bottle for the days total production, based on these measurements? ( he is assuming that the ounces per bottle has a normal distribution.)
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adjustment, each day the quality control manager measures the
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