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For a population of
normally distributed scores, μ = 120 and σ = 10, approximately what would be the 95% confidence interval of the populationmean based upon a random sample of 16 scores with a mean of 110?105.24 to 106.2
105.1 to 114.9
109.7 to 120.3
144.2 to 159.8
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