In Chapter 3 we looked at distance that 155 professional golfers drove the ball (in yds) during
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a) Find a 95% confidence interval for the mean drive distance.
b) Interpreting this interval raises some problems. Discuss.
c) Suppose the data were actually the mean driving distance for each golfer. Would that be a concern in interpreting the interval?
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Count 155 Mean 289.24 yd 30SidDev 11.18 yd 25 15 10 F 260 270 280 290 300 310 320 Average Drive (yds)
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