A government bureau would like to estimate the average annual contributions to charity by the members of Generation Y (people born in the United States in the years 1981 through 1991). The following data show the annual contributions to charity for a random sample of 18 individuals in this age group. Complete parts a and b. $20 $750 $395 $160 $200 $515 $275 $410 $445 $192 $455 $325 $60 $560 $405 $150 $650 $230 a. Construct 99% confidence interval with these data to estimate the average annual contributions to charity for this age group. The 99% confidence interval is from $------ to $------ (Round to two decimal places as needed. Use ascending order.) b. What is the margin of error for this sample?

A government bureau would like to estimate the average annual contributions to charity by the members of Generation Y (people born in the United States in the years 1981 through 1991). The following data show the annual contributions to charity for a random sample of 18 individuals in this age group. Complete parts a and b. $20 $750 $395 $160 $200 $515 $275 $410 $445 $192 $455 $325 $60 $560 $405 $150 $650 $230 a. Construct 99% confidence interval with these data to estimate the average annual contributions to charity for this age group. The 99% confidence interval is from $------ to $------ (Round to two decimal places as needed. Use ascending order.) b. What is the margin of error for this sample?

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