1. A 2009 sample of New York hotel room prices had an average of $273. Assume this was from a sample of 48 hotels with a sample standard deviation of $72. Construct a 99% confidence interval and report the upper bound for the interval. Your number should be larger than for the previous problem. (Answer to one decimal place and do not include a $ sign). 2.A 2009 sample of New York hotel room prices had an average of $273. Assume this was from a sample of 48 hotels with a sample standard deviation of $72. Construct a 99% confidence interval and report the lower bound for the interval. (Answer to one decimal place and do not include a $ sign).
1. A 2009 sample of New York hotel room prices had an average of $273. Assume this was from a sample of
48 hotels with a sample standard deviation of $72. Construct a 99% confidence interval and report the upper bound for the interval. Your number should be larger than for the previous problem. (Answer to one decimal place and do not include a $ sign).
2.A 2009 sample of New York hotel room prices had an average of $273. Assume this was from a sample of 48 hotels with a sample standard deviation of $72. Construct a 99% confidence interval and report the lower bound for the interval. (Answer to one decimal place and do not include a $ sign).