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From the given information,
a. Here,
df=17,
Using t distribution probability calculator,
P(-1.28<t<1.28)=0.8911-0.1089
P(-1.28<t<1.28)=0.7822
b. Similarly,
Value of c is given by,
c= 1.383
Thank you.
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