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A new machine on the market claims to cut the trees, on average, in 9 minutes....
A new machine on the market claims to cut the trees, on
average, in 9 minutes. A random sample of 12 test runs on the new
machine yielded a mean of 10 minutes with a standard deviation of
1.3.
Test the claim at 10% significant level.
Calculate the 96% confidence interval
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Test the claim at 10% significant level.
Calculate the 96% confidence interval
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