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Okay, so i see that you need help with this question and so it gives the sample data that's collected.
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And it wants you to compute a 90 % confidence interval.
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So the first thing that you have to do is you have to find the mean, which is 4 .7, and then the standard deviation, which is 3 .2335.
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Then what you have to do is you have to take your mean of 4 .7 plus or minus and then a 90 % confidence interval.
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What you have to do is, because it's a sample, you're going to do 1 minus 0 .9, which is 0 .1.
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And then 1 minus 0 .1 divided by 2.
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And that is going to be 0 .95.
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So then you have your t score, t 0 .95.
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Your degree of freedom is going to be 9 because there's 10 numbers.
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And then you're going to get, if you look at your chart, it's 1 .8331.
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So you're going to take 4 .7 plus or minus 1 .8331 times your standard deviation of 3 .2335 divided by your square root of 10.
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And so then you have 4 .7 plus or minus 1 .8331, we have the one up here, times 1 .0225.
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And then 4 .7 plus or minus, and it's 1 .8744.
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And then you have a confidence interval that's going to be anywhere between 2 point, and it wants you to two decimal places, so 83, 6 .57.
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So this should be a 7...