We present data from the 2010 International Social Survey Program for three European countries. The average number of completed years of education, standard deviations, and sample size are reported in the table. Assume that each data are normally distributed. Please construct and interpret confidence interval estimates for each nation at the 95% level. (You don't need to compare across countries) Country Mean (years) Standard deviation (years) Hungary 12.46 3.21 524 France 2.69 6.12 11.22 1,012 Denmark 15.02 758

We present data from the 2010 International Social Survey Program for three European countries. The average number of completed years of education, standard deviations, and sample size are reported in the table. Assume that each data are normally distributed. Please construct and interpret confidence interval estimates for each nation at the 95% level. (You don't need to compare across countries) Country Mean (years) Standard deviation (years) Hungary 12.46 3.21 524 France 2.69 6.12 11.22 1,012 Denmark 15.02 758

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