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3. Homer surveys a random sample of 50 Canadians on the size of government. Specifically, he asks if they prefer a much smaller government (1) or a much larger government (10). His sample, which is normally distributed, has a mean of 6.2 and a standard deviation of 2.5. Define the confidence interval (1 point). Can we say Canadians at the population level have a clear opinion on this question (1 point)?

Name: 3 homer surveys a random sample of 50 canadians on the size of government specifically he asks if they prefer a much smaller government 1 or a much larger government 10 his sample which is n 69478
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          3. Homer surveys a random sample of 50 Canadians on the size of government. Specifically, he asks if they prefer a much smaller government (1) or a much larger government (10). His sample, which is normally distributed, has a mean of 6.2 and a standard deviation of 2.5. Define the confidence interval (1 point). Can we say Canadians at the population level have a clear opinion on this question (1 point)?

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3. Homer surveys a random sample of 50 Canadians on the size of government. Specifically, he asks if they prefer a much smaller government (1) or a much larger government (10). His sample, which is normally distributed, has a mean of 6.2 and a standard deviation of 2.5. Define the confidence interval (1 point). Can we say Canadians at the population level have a clear opinion on this question (1 point)?