SOLUTION: The time to repair an electronic device is a normally distributed random variable measured in hours. It is believed that the true average time to repair such a device is 225 ho
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Question 302551: The time to repair an electronic device is a normally distributed random variable measured in hours. It is believed that the true average time to repair such a device is 225 hours. Which of the following 95% confidence intervals would lead to rejecting the claim that the average time to repair the devices is 225 hours?
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no interval options given.
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