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A realtor needs to know the average price of a house in a metropolitan area. A random sample of 50 house prices in the metropolitan area yielded $$\bar{x}=\$ 120,000$$ and $$s=\$ 47,000$$. Give a $95 \%$ confidence interval for the average price of a house in the metropolitan area.
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The sample mean, denoted as \(\bar{x}\), is given as \$120,000. The sample standard deviation, denoted as \(s\), is given as \$47,000. Show more…
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