A lab course instructor would like to know the average time that student teams spend in the labclassrooms conducting experiments and collecting data. The instructor gets information from 45 teamsand calculates a 90% confidence level estimate of the average time to within +0.8 hours (that is,calculates the interval [average time - 0.8 h, average time + 0.8 h]). How many teams should provideinformation to the instructor to obtain a 90% confidence level estimate to within +0.4 hours?

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