A reporter for a student newspaper is writing an article on the cost of off-campus housing. A sample was selected of 10 one-bedroom units within a half-mile of campus and the rents paid. The sample mean is $550 and the sample standard deviation is
$60.05 . Provide a 95% confidence interval estimate of the mean rent per month for the population of one-bedroom units within a half-mile of campus. Assume this population is normally distributed.
We are 95% confident that the mean rent per month for the population of one-bedroom units within a half-mile of campus is between $507.05 and $592.95.
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