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1. Assume the students below are a random sample from the population of all college students...
1. Assume the students below are a random sample from the population of all college students
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a. Construct a 99% confidence interval for the population mean college student height? Explain how you’ve got the numbers.
b. Construct a 98% confidence interval for the population proportion of female college students. Explain how you’ve got the numbers.
please explain in detail......
B is wrong.....I don't need answer of B
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Please hit a like if you are satisfied with this detailed answer of part a. Part b answer is not required as mentioned in the question. Thanks in advance.
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