Solution:
σ = 6.4 , x̄ = 29.5 , n = 10
C = 0.95 , Z = 1.96 ( Using table )
Margin error = E = Z(σ/√) = 1.96*(6.4/√10) = 3.97
Lower limit = x̄ - E = 29.5-3.97 = 25.53
Upper Limit = x̄ + E = 29.5+3.97 = 33.47
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25.53 to 33.47
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