1. In the Chicago area, the price of new tires is normally distributed with a standard deviation of  = $11.50. A random sample of 64 tires indicates a.

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1. In the Chicago area, the price of new tires is normally distributed with a standard deviation of  = $ A random sample of 64 tires indicates a mean selling price of x = $ Construct an 85% confidence interval for the mean selling price, µ of this new tire in the Chicago area. In order to estimate within $10.00 of the population mean, how large of a sample should be taken in order to be 95% confident of achieving this level of accuracy

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