In a psychological experiment, 36 people (subjects) are selected randomly. The variable of interest is their reaction time to a particular stimulus (in seconds). Historical data states that the variance in reaction times is 4 sec2 and that the distribution of reaction times is approximately normal. The average time for the randomly selected subjects is 6.2 seconds. What is the point estimate of this study? Based on this information, construct a 99% confidence interval for the mean reaction time. Interpret the confidence interval that you obtained in (b).

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