Rock band The Rolling Stones haveplayed scores of concerts in the last twenty years.For 30 randomly selected Rolling Stones concerts,the mean gross earnings is 2.12 million dollars.Part a) Assuming a population standard deviationgross earnings of 0.45 million dollars, obtain a99% confidence interval for the mean grossearnings of all Rolling Stones concerts (in millions).Confidence interval: (Part b)Which of the following is the correct interpretationfor your answer in part (a)?A. There is a 99% chance that the mean grossearnings of all Rolling Stones concerts lies inthe intervalB. We can be 99% confident that the meangross earnings for this sample of 30 RollingStones concerts lies in the intervalOC. If we repeat the study many times, 99% ofthe calculated confidence intervals will containthe mean gross earning of all Rolling Stonesconcerts.D. None of the above

Sample size n =30 Sample mean=2.12 Population standard deviation =0.45

Answered: ndomly selected Rolling Stones…

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