Calculate the single-sided upper bounded 90% confidence interval for the population mean (mu) given that a sample of size n=7 yields a sample mean of 11.04 and a sample standard deviation of 3.11. mu < 12.08 mu < 13.11 mu < 13.47 mu < 12.73 mu < 11.66 mu < 14.22 mu < 14.07 mu < 13.65 mu < 11.42 mu < 13.40
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