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The file Danish Coffee contains a random sample of 144 Danish coffee drinkers and measures the annual coffee consumption in kilograms for each sampled coffee drinker. A marketing research firm wants to use this information to develop an advertising campaign to increase Danish coffee consumption. Develop and interpret a 90% confidence interval estimate for the mean annual coffee consumption of Danish coffee drinkers. A) (6.4257, 6.6479) B) (6.3366, 6.7370) C) (6.1768, 6.8968) D) (6.3881, 6.6855)

          The file Danish Coffee contains a random sample of 144 Danish coffee drinkers and measures the annual coffee consumption in kilograms for each sampled coffee drinker. A marketing research firm wants to use this information to develop an advertising campaign to increase Danish coffee consumption. Develop and interpret a 90% confidence interval estimate for the mean annual coffee consumption of Danish coffee drinkers. A) (6.4257, 6.6479) B) (6.3366, 6.7370) C) (6.1768, 6.8968) D) (6.3881, 6.6855)
        
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The file Danish Coffee contains a random sample of 144 Danish coffee drinkers and measures the annual coffee consumption in kilograms for each sampled coffee drinker. A marketing research firm wants to use this information to develop an advertising campaign to increase Danish coffee consumption. Develop and interpret a 90% confidence interval estimate for the mean annual coffee consumption of Danish coffee drinkers. A) (6.4257, 6.6479) B) (6.3366, 6.7370) C) (6.1768, 6.8968) D) (6.3881, 6.6855)

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The file Danish Coffee contains a random sample of 144 Danish coffee drinkers and measures the annual coffee consumption in kilograms for each sampled coffee drinker. A marketing research firm wants to use this information to develop an advertising campaign to increase Danish coffee consumption. Develop and interpret a 90% confidence interval estimate for the mean annual coffee consumption of Danish coffee drinkers. A) (6.4257, 6.6479) B) (6.3366, 6.7370) C) (6.1768, 6.8968) D) (6.3881, 6.6855)
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0:00 All right.
00:02 So for this question, we want to find the 90 % confidence interval for danish coffee drinkers.
00:11 Now, in this problem, it says that you're supposed to have a file that contains a random sample of 144 coffee drinkers and how many kilograms of coffee they consumed.
00:27 But since you didn't provide that data, i made up some data so that i can talk you through the explanation.
00:35 What we're going to do is i have open here in google sheets.
00:42 I don't know if you have a different software that you're using.
00:46 If you do, the steps will be slightly different.
00:50 If you're doing it by hand, it will be the same process, but you have to do it with the formulas.
00:55 Is i don't think they would make you do a sample of 144 by hand.
00:59 I assume that since they're providing you with a csv, that you can use technology.
01:05 So the first step is to find the mean of your sample.
01:10 What we're going to do is we're going to find the average of our sample, which here is cell a1 through cell a144.
01:21 So according to this, our mean is about 5 .1 .5 .1.
01:25 One.
01:27 Next we're going to find our standard deviation and that is again the same data.
01:37 So our standard deviation is about three.
01:41 Next we're going to find the range of our confidence interval which we can just type in confidence and then go down to confidence t...
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