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Let's say I have these observations below:

6, 7, -2, 1

Moving forward, we are going to assume the observations above are independent and identically distributed. They come from normal distribution and have unknown variance. I need a two-sided confidence interval (95%) for the mean value.

Attached are my answer choices (please open image):a. [-2,7] b. [-3.75, 9.75] c. [-6.75, 6.75] d. [3.75, 9.75]

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We have , .6, 7, 2, I 7= - 3 exi 12 4 I {(xi-x)2 S s .= .4.242641 n=4 95% confidence intervcel for mean when population varia

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