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You have an SRS of 1616 observations from a Normally distributed population. Use Table C to...

You have an SRS of 1616 observations from a Normally distributed population. Use Table C to find the critical value you would use to obtain a 98%98% confidence interval for the mean μμ of the population? (Enter your answer rounded to three decimal places.)

critical value:

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We have given,

Sample size =n=16

Degree of freedom =n-1=16-1=15

t critical value =2.602

orchestra answered 2 years ago
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