Answer: Choice A)
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Step-by-step explanation:
xbar = 27.9 = sample mean
n = 450 = sample size
sigma = 1.6 = population standard deviation
Your teacher didn't mention the confidence level, so let's assume it's the default of 95%. At this level, the critical z value is roughly z = 1.96
Let's find the margin of error.
E = z*sigma/sqrt(n)
E = 1.96*1.6/sqrt(450)
E = 0.14783245772007
E = 0.15
If your teacher wanted you to use z = 2 instead of z = 1.96, then,
E = z*sigma/sqrt(n)
E = 2*1.6/sqrt(450)
E = 0.15084944665313
E = 0.15
We get the same approximate value of E when rounding to two decimal places.
Therefore, the confidence interval estimating mu in the format
is approximately
which points us to choice A as the final answer.