Solution:
Part b)
Given:
n = 240
s = 3.1
confidence level = c = 95%
Use following steps in TI 84 plus calculator:
Press STAT and select TESTS
Under TESTS select T-Interval.
Under T interval ,select Stats
Under Stats enter number:
Click on Calculate and press Enter
( 4.0058 , 4.7942)
Round answer to one decimal places, we get:
(4.0 , 4.8)
thus
A 95% confidence interval is: ( 4.0 , 4.8 ).
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