the analysis made on 40 samples, the average of the data was found to be 500 standard deviations 20 and find the confidence interval at the level of 99% confidence in the mean? A) 491.8413<µ<500.159 B) 39.34<µ<41.43 C) 8199<µ<8601 D) 491.8413<µ<508.1586 E) 10,594<µ<11,906

the analysis made on 40 samples, the average of the data was found to be 500 standard deviations 20 and find the confidence interval at the level of 99% confidence in the mean? A) 491.8413<µ<500.159 B) 39.34<µ<41.43 C) 8199<µ<8601 D) 491.8413<µ<508.1586 E) 10,594<µ<11,906

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In the analysis made on 40 samples, the average of the data was found to be 500 standard deviations 20 and find the confidence interval at the level of 99% confidence in the mean?

A)	491.8413<µ<500.159

B)	39.34<µ<41.43

C)	8199<µ<8601

D)	491.8413<µ<508.1586

E)	10,594<µ<11,906

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