Calculate a 90% confidence interval for a sample mean of 15 with a sample standard deviation of 5 and a sample size of 25. The answer should be accurate to the nearest decimal. Multiple choice question. 13.29 to 16.71 14.66 to 15.34 13.36 to 16.65 12.94 to 17.06
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