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Given:

Mean = 45

Standard deviation = 9

Confidence level = 95%.

To find:

The confidence interval.

Solution:

The formula for confidence interval is:


C.I.=\overline{x}\pm z(\sigma)/(√(n))

Where,
\overline{x} is mean, z is the z-value at given level of confidence,
\sigma is the standard deviation and n is the number of observations.

The z-value at 95% confidence level is 1.96.

Here number of observations are not given. Assume it is 1.

Putting
\overline{x}=45,\sigma=9,z=1.96,n=1.


C.I.=45\pm 1.96(9)/(√(1))


C.I.=45\pm 1.96(9)


C.I.=45\pm 17.64

It can be written as


C.I.=[45-17.64,45+17.64]


C.I.=[27.36,62.64]

Approximate the value to the nearest whole number.


C.I.=[27,63]

The interval for the middle 95% of snowfall is 27 to 63.

Therefore, the correct option is A.

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