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Use the accompanying grade point average data to find 80%, 85%, and 99% confidence intervals for the
A) An 80% confidence interval for mean goal is ___ , _____
B) An 85% confidence interval for mean goal is ___ , _____
C) An 99% confidence interval for mean goal is ___ , _____
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