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![Recently, six single-family homes in Corpus Christi in Texas sold at the following prices (in $1,000s):
560, 447, 719, 541, 633, 628. Find a 95% confidence interval for the mean sale price in Corpus Christi.
Multiple Choice
O [489.94, 686.06]
[494.49, 681.51)
O [513.05, 66295)
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