Calculate the 95% confidence interval for these set of data:3.3,3.4,3.1 and 3.6 ppma. 3.35± 0.22 ppmDegree ofFrodon90%95%99.9 %63731.612.98.616.8780%9%b. 3.35±0.17 ppm6379925.8446040363129212.74.303.182781.3.081.89164155148c. 3.35± 0.25 ppm213202194190d. 3.35+ 0.11 ppm2572455.963713.50e. 3.35+0.33 ppm1422365.41Please fill in the space with one ofthe following characters (a or b or c or d or e)Answer:

Calculate the 95% confidence interval for these set of data: 3.3,3.4,3.1 and 3.6 ppm a. 3.35土0.22 ppm Degree of Freedom 90% 631 292 235 213 2.02 194 190 80% 95% 99% 99.9% b.3.35士 0.17ppm 637 992 584 460 4.03 12.7 430 637 316 3.08 189 164 153 1.48 144 142 C. 3.35士 0.25 ppm 3.18 129 2.78 8.61 6.87 d. 3.35士 0.11 ppm 257 245 3.71 3.50 5.96 541 e. 3.35+0.33 ppm 236

Calculate the 95% confidence interval for these set of data: 3.3,3.4,3.1 and 3.6 ppm a. 3.35土0.22 ppm Degree of Freedom 90% 631 292 235 213 2.02 194 190 80% 95% 99% 99.9% b.3.35士 0.17ppm 637 992 584 460 4.03 12.7 430 637 316 3.08 189 164 153 1.48 144 142 C. 3.35士 0.25 ppm 3.18 129 2.78 8.61 6.87 d. 3.35士 0.11 ppm 257 245 3.71 3.50 5.96 541 e. 3.35+0.33 ppm 236

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