Answer:
95% CI = ( 8.024 , 8.936 )
Step-by-step explanation:
Developing the exercise for a normal distribution then we have to calculate the degrees of freedom,
[tex]df = n-1 = 14-1=13[/tex]
Where n, is our sample.
So in the table,
t = 2.1604
[tex]95\% CI = (8.48 - \frac{2.1604*0.79}{\sqrt{14}} ,8.48 + \frac{2.1604*0.79}{\sqrt{14}} )[/tex]
[tex]95\% CI = ( 8.024 , 8.936 )[/tex]
**Assumptions:
Population is normal distributed