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a).
sample avg: 2.369
σ 2 = 10.0
samples: 30
data comes from a Gaussian, but we don't know the true
What is the 95% confidence interval around this sample avg.
b).
sample avg: 2.369
σ 2 = 10.0
samples: 30
What is the 95% confidence interval around this sample avg without assuming the samples are Gaussian.
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