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A physiological ecologist measured the heart rate of 5 birds. The following results were obtained: Mean=...
A physiological ecologist measured the heart rate of 5 birds. The following results were obtained: Mean= 129.2, n = 5, Std.dev. = 15.4 beats/min. Find the Upper boundary of 95% confidence interval for the mean heart rate.
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