Refer to the data set pit.csv. Find a confidence interval of the specified level for the mean depth of pits for the following durations and humidity levels. When the sample size is 30 or less, construct a dotplot to determine whether it is appropriate to construct a confidence interval.

a. Four weeks at \(40 \%\) relative humidity, \(95 \%\) confidence

b. Four weeks at \(75 \%\) relative humidity, \(95 \%\) confidence

c. Twenty-six weeks at \(40 \%\) relative humidity, \(90 \%\) confidence

d. Twenty-six weeks at \(75 \%\) relative humidity, \(90 \%\) confidence

e. Fifty-two weeks at \(40 \%\) relative humidity, \(99 \%\) confidence

f. Fifty-two weeks at \(75 \%\) relative humidity, \(99 \%\) confidence

Pit Data Set:

In an experiment to measure corrosion in stainless steel, several pieces of stainless steel were exposed to salt particles for various lengths of time, at relative humidities of \(40 \%\) and \(75 \%\). The exposure caused pits to form. After exposure, the depths of the pits were measured, and those greater than \(10 \mu \mathrm{m}\) were reported.
Each row of the data set represents one pit. Variables are the depth of the pit, the duration of exposure, and the relative humidity. Following is a list of the variables in this data set:

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Duration Humidity Depth Duration of exposure (in weeks) Humidity (in %) Depth of pit (in um)