What is the 95% confidence limit for males

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If the mean height for males is 72 in; the variance (S2) for males is 6.73; t-value=2.160 and N=14.

What is the 95% Confidence Limit for males?

a. 67.8 in, 73.5 in
b. 70.1 in, 72.1 in
c. 72.1 in, 74.1 in
d. 68 in, 77 in
e. 73.2 in, 75.2 in

Reference no: EM13118953

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