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Jkov05

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The Retail Advertising and Marketing Association would like to estimate the average amount of money that a person spends for Mother's Day with a 99 confidence interval and a margin of error within plus or minus 6.
 
  Assuming the standard deviation for spending on Mother's Day is 36, the required sample size is ________.A) 210
  B) 239
  C) 284
  D) 313

Question 2

The Retail Advertising and Marketing Association would like to estimate the average amount of money that a person spends for Mother's Day with a 99 confidence interval and a margin of error within plus or minus 12.
 
  Assuming the standard deviation for spending on Mother's Day is 36, the required sample size is ________.A) 60
  B) 72
  C) 97
  D) 108


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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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