Refer to the accompanying TI-83/84 Plus calculator display of a 95% confidence interval. The sample display results from using a simple random sample of the amounts of tar (in milligrams) in cigarettes that are all king size, nonfiltered, nonmenthol, and non-light. Express the confidence interval in the format of x overbarplus or minusE.
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Refer to the accompanying TI-83/84 Plus calculator display of a 95% confidence interval. The sample display results from using a simple random sample of the amounts of tar (in milligrams) in cigarettes that are all king size, nonfiltered, nonmenthol, and non-light. Express the confidence interval in the format x overbarplus or minusE.
Z-Interval:
(19.779,22.441)
mean=21.11
n = 30
E = (U-L)/2
= (22.441 - 19.779)/2
= 1.331
Confidence Interval : [21.11 - 1.331, 21.11 + 1.331]
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