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Propose a confidence interval - Assume random sample was drawn. A problem that deals with a...

Propose a confidence interval - Assume random sample was drawn.

A problem that deals with a comparison of two population means-

I am using the average weights of an un-popped popcorn kernels vs a popped kernels. (Weight in grams).

Un-popped kernels- 1.23 ,1.23 ,1.24 , 1.22 ,1.21

Popped kernels- 1.107, 1.106, 1.105, 1.108, 1.107

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