All your answers are correct.
We can use the TI-84 to answer this question.
Steps to be followed.
Press STAT key and scroll right to TESTS.
Scroll down to 4: 2-SampTTest
Scroll right to Stats
Enter the values as:
Pooled: No
Calculate
Now to find the confidence interval we need to follow the below steps:
Press STAT key and scroll right to TESTS.
Scroll down to 0: 2-SampTInt
Scroll right to Stats
Enter the values as:
C-level: 0.95
Pooled: No
Calculate
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