**Question 2**A simple random sample of 44 female cottonmouths yielded the number of young per liter. The sample mean calculated to 7.59. Assume sigma = 2.4, obtain a 99% confidence interval for the mean number of young per litter of all female eastern cottonmouths.- A. 6.88 to 8.30- B. 6.80 to 8.30- C. None of these- D. 5.59 to 9.59(Note: Option B is selected)**Additional Notes:**- Moving to another question will save this response.- Remaining time: 41 minutes, 37 seconds.- This question is worth 2 points.

Since we know population standard deviation, use z-distribution to find z-critical value. Find z-critical value: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1S_b_En4yZMZPhsaGfBA2eE_M0IJFOVeW/view?usp=sharingPlug in all the values in the formula, we get

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A simple random sample of 44 female cottonmouths yeilded the number of young per liter. The sample mean calculated to 7.59. Assume sigma = 2.4, obtain a 95% confidence interval for the mean number of young per litter of all female eastern cottonmouths. %3D O A. 6.88 to 8.30 lOB. 6.80 to 8.30 OC. None of these O D. 5.59 to 9.59 Question 2 of

A simple random sample of 44 female cottonmouths yeilded the number of young per liter. The sample mean calculated to 7.59. Assume sigma = 2.4, obtain a 95% confidence interval for the mean number of young per litter of all female eastern cottonmouths. %3D O A. 6.88 to 8.30 lOB. 6.80 to 8.30 OC. None of these O D. 5.59 to 9.59 Question 2 of

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