12:23 0* ll 74%iQ1.Just as human height is approximatelynormally distributed, we can expect theheights of animals of any particularspecies to be normally distributed.Suppose that, for the past five years, azoologist has been involved in anextensive research-project regarding theanimals of one particular species. Basedon his research-experience, He selects arandom sample of ten animals of theparticular species, and, upon measuringtheir height the following data isobtained.63, 63, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 70, 71, 71.Calculate a 90% confidence interval forthe mean of the population, supposednormal, from which these data weredrawn.II

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