Question 1A sports shop records the sales of items made in China and those made in America.Country of OriginChinaMean22.533.15Std. Deviation9.7550America3311.6a) What is the SE Mean for the sales from China?b) Calculate a 95% confidence interval for the mean sales amount made in America

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Question 1 A sports shop records the sales of items made in China and those made in America. Country of Origin China Mean 22.5 Std. Deviation 9.75 50 America 33 33.15 11.6 a) What is the SE Mean for the sales from China? b) Calculate a 95% confidence interval for the mean sales amount made in America

Question 1 A sports shop records the sales of items made in China and those made in America. Country of Origin China Mean 22.5 Std. Deviation 9.75 50 America 33 33.15 11.6 a) What is the SE Mean for the sales from China? b) Calculate a 95% confidence interval for the mean sales amount made in America

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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