Chapter 7 review , question 2 High SchoolGPA3.853.222.993.894.14.03.52.773.513.443.03.943.624.03.83.563.952.752.893.653.823.333.123.023.33College GPA3.683.102.723.614.03.893.512.643.333.322.913.813.533.953.573.224.02.322.653.423.552.942.752.63.56Review Chapters 7 & 8 2) Using a 95% level of confidence, test the claim College GPA's have a mean of 3.0.

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