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The state of stress in the United States. Since 2007, the American Psychological Association has supported an annual nationwide survey to examine stress across the United States. This year, a total of 720 millennials (18- to 33-year-olds) were asked to indicate their average stress level (on a 10-point scale) during the past month. The
(a) Give the margin of error and find the 95% confidence interval for this sample.
(b) Repeat these calculations for a 99% confidence interval. How do the results compare with those in part (a)?
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