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In a trial of 192 patients who received 10-mg doses of a drug daily, 48 reported...
In a trial of 192 patients who received 10-mg doses of a drug daily, 48 reported a headache as a side effect.
Use the information above to complete.
b. Construct a 99% confidence interval for the population of drug users who will reporta headache as a side effect.
the confidence interval is from ___ to ___.
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