Every confidence interval has associated z value. As confidence interval increases so do the z value associated with it.
The confidence interval can be calculated using following formula:

Where

is the mean value, z is the associated z value, s is the standard deviation and n is the number of samples.
We know that standard deviation is simply a square root of variance:

The confidence interval of 95% has associated z value of <span>1.960.
</span>Now we can calculate the confidence interval for our income:
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Step-by-step explanation:
We can write the following proportion between the milligram and milliliters:

Solving for x, we have

Intuitively, the original 1000mg/250ml solution tells us that the number of milliliters is one fourth of the number of milligrams.
So, if we want 700mg, we have one fourth of this value for the milliliters:
