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A department store manager wants to estimate the mean amount spent by all customers at this store at a $98 \%$ confidence level. The manager knows that the standard deviation of amounts spent by all customers at this store is $\$ 31$. What minimum sample size should he choose so that the estimate is within $\$ 3$ of the population mean?

A department store manager wants to estimate the mean amount spent by all customers at this store at a $98 \%$ confidence level. The manager knows that the standard deviation of amounts spent by all customers at this store is $\$ 31$. What minimum sample size should he choose so that the estimate is within $\$ 3$ of the population mean?

Introductory Statistics

Estimation of the Mean and Proportion

Estimation of a Population Mean:…

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