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3.       a.         A sample of 38 students from a community college reveals the average number of units...

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a.         A sample of 38 students from a community college reveals the average number of units they are taking is 11.5, with a standard deviation of 1.4. Determine a 98% confidence interval for the true mean.

          b.         Assume now that the same results occurred from a sample of size 9, but it was known that the original population was normal.

          c.          Repeat problem 3a, assuming that the standard deviation was the real population standard deviation.

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