Describe the distribution you will use to build the confidence interval. x-bar = 229,615 Sx = 139574.2529 Minimum price = $28,900 Maximum price = $695,000 First Quartile (Q1) = 147,450 Median = 202,500 Third Quartile = 269,450 Interquartile Range =122,000

Describe the distribution you will use to build the confidence interval. x-bar = 229,615 Sx = 139574.2529 Minimum price = $28,900 Maximum price = $695,000 First Quartile (Q1) = 147,450 Median = 202,500 Third Quartile = 269,450 Interquartile Range =122,000

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Describe the distribution you will use to build the confidence interval.

x-bar = 229,615

Sx = 139574.2529

Minimum price = $28,900

Maximum price = $695,000

First Quartile (Q1) = 147,450

Median = 202,500

Third Quartile = 269,450

Interquartile Range =122,000

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