Measurements from a nomally distributed population yield

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A random sample of N = 10 measurements from a nomally distributed population yield x=9.4 and s= 1.8.

A) Calculate a 90% confidence interval for u (mean)

B) Calculate a 95% confidence interval for u (mean)

C)Calculate a 99% confidence interval for u (mean)

D)Calculate a 98% confidence interval for u (mean)

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