Based on a sample of 100 nurses, a 95% confidence interval is calculated for the mean annual salary (in pesos) for registered nurses in the United States. The interval is given below. What is the sample mean?
Based on a sample of 100 nurses, a 95% confidence interval is calculated for the mean annual salary (in pesos) for registered nurses in the United States. The interval is given below. What is the sample mean?
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Based on a sample of 100 nurses, a 95% confidence interval is calculated for the mean annual salary (in pesos) for registered nurses in the United States. The interval is given below. What is the sample mean?
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