One measure of physical fitness is the amount of time it takes for the pulse rate to return to normal after exercise, which is called the pulse-recovery time. A random sample of 20 women aged 40-50 exercised on stationary bicycles for 30 minutes. The amount of time it took for their pulse rates to return to pre- exercise levels was measured and recorded. The sample mean was 16.5 minutes and the sample standard deviation was 3.55 minutes. 24. Find the 95% confidence interval for the mean pulse-recovery time for all women aged 40-50. A (14.97, 18.03) (14.92 , 18.08) (14.88 , 18.12) (14.84 , 18.16) (14.80 , 18.20) B D E Find the 99% confidence interval for the mean pulse-recovery time for all women aged 40-50. 25. (14.41 , 18.59) A B (14.34, 18.56) (14.23 , 18.77) (14.29 , 18.71) (14.17, 18.83) D E

One measure of physical fitness is the amount of time it takes for the pulse rate to return to normal after exercise, which is called the pulse-recovery time. A random sample of 20 women aged 40-50 exercised on stationary bicycles for 30 minutes. The amount of time it took for their pulse rates to return to pre- exercise levels was measured and recorded. The sample mean was 16.5 minutes and the sample standard deviation was 3.55 minutes. 24. Find the 95% confidence interval for the mean pulse-recovery time for all women aged 40-50. A (14.97, 18.03) (14.92 , 18.08) (14.88 , 18.12) (14.84 , 18.16) (14.80 , 18.20) B D E Find the 99% confidence interval for the mean pulse-recovery time for all women aged 40-50. 25. (14.41 , 18.59) A B (14.34, 18.56) (14.23 , 18.77) (14.29 , 18.71) (14.17, 18.83) D E

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