Refer to the Exploring Confidence Intervals applet. a. Use the applet to find the values of z
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Refer to the Exploring Confidence Intervals applet.
a. Use the applet to find the values of za/2 for a 99% confidence interval. For a 95% confidence interval? For a 90% confidence interval?
b. What effect does reducing the confidence level have on the width of the confidence interval?
c. A narrower interval indicates a more precise estimate of μ, consisting of a smaller range of values. To obtain a more precise estimate by using a smaller z-value, what has been sacrificed?
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