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My stats class tossed an exact replication of the earth back and forth and recorded how many times my finger landed on water or land. Here is our data: Land: 254 Water: 598 Construct a 95% confidence interval in stapplet. Use the first applet. Enter data, then scroll down to Inference and select a confidence interval. Use water to be success. Use your notes from 7-4 Lower bound: [Select] Upper bound: [Select]

          My stats class tossed an exact replication of the earth back and forth and recorded how many
times my finger landed on water or land.
Here is our data: Land: 254 Water: 598
Construct a 95% confidence interval in stapplet. Use the first applet. Enter data, then scroll
down to Inference and select a confidence interval. Use water to be success.
Use your notes from 7-4
Lower bound: [Select]
Upper bound: [Select]

My stats class tossed an exact replication of the earth back and forth and recorded how many
times my finger landed on water or land.
Here is our data: Land: 254 Water: 598
Construct a 95% confidence interval in stapplet. Use the first applet. Enter data, then scroll
down to Inference and select a confidence interval. Use water to be success.
Use your notes from 7-4
Lower bound: [Select]
Upper bound: [Select]

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Elementary Statistics a Step by Step Approach

Allan G. Bluman 9th Edition

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My stats class tossed an exact replication of the earth back and forth and recorded how many times my finger landed on water or land. Here is our data: Land: 254 Water: 598 Construct a 95% confidence interval in stapplet. Use the first applet. Enter data, then scroll down to Inference and select a confidence interval. Use water to be success. Use your notes from 7-4 Lower bound: [Select] Upper bound: [Select]