Using confidence interval concepts, it is found that:
a) The point estimate is the sample mean.
b) The confidence interval is: 
c) If $1411 is between the bounds of the interval yes, otherwise no.
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- At item a, it asks to provide a point estimate for the population mean, which is the sample mean

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Item b:
- In the spreadsheet, it is possible to find the <em>standard deviation for the sample</em>, thus, the t-distribution is used.
- The confidence interval will be given by:

In which:
is the sample mean.- T is the critical value, from the t-distribution, with a two-tailed area of
and n-1 degrees of freedom. - s is the standard deviation for the sample.
- n is the sample size.
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Item c:
We have to check if 1411 is between
and
.
- If it is, the interval includes the National Average, otherwise, it does not.
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it's 0.4 while it may look like 4% it's actually 40% of 1
<span>Given that Devorah
is filling a pool with a hose. The volume.H. In liters, of water coming
out of the hose in .m.minutes is given by the function H(m)=17.4m.
However it is a sunny day, and water is also evaporating from the pool.
Therefore,the volume ,V, in liters, of water in the pool m minutes after
devorah started filling it is given by V(m)=17m.
IfE be the volume of water, In Liters ,that has evaporated from the pool m minutes after devorah started filling it .
The formula for E(m) in terms of H(m) and V(m) is given by
E(m) = H(m) - V(m)
And
The formula for E(m) in terms of m is given by
E(m) = 17.4m - 17m = 0.4m</span>