10:35 Bb M -O Binomial distributionO Poisson distributionO Hypergeometric distributionO Geometric distributionO Uniform continuous distributionO Standard normal distributionO Exponential distributionO Triangular distributionNone of the aboveQUESTION 4You timed every kn dog grooming session overthe course of a month, which resulted in 35timed sessions. There was no pattern regardingthe appointment time or day of the week basedon the systematic sampling method. Yourecorded each time in a spreadsheet andcalculated the mean to be 39.77 minutes and thestandard deviation to be 6.3 minutes. Constructan interval estimate so that you expect thepopulation mean to lie outside of the intervalapproximately 8% of the time.The standard error ismargin of error is +boundary isboundary isanswers to 4 decimal places., the, the lowerand the upperRound yourQUESTION 5Construct a 90% confidence interval around asample standard deviation when n is 88 and s is3.85. Round your answers to 4 decimal places.[11.7475, 19.3925][19.3925, 11.7475][3.4275, 4.4037][4.4037, 3.4275]There is not enough information to answer this questionNone of the above

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