Select a random sample of 30 student responses to question 6, "How many credit hours are you taking this term?" Using the information from this sample, and assuming that our data set is a random sample of all Kaplan statistics students, estimate the average number of credit hours that all Kaplan statistics students are taking this term using a 95% level of confidence. Be sure to show the data from your sample and the data to support your estimate.

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To estimate the average number of credit hours that all Kaplan statistics students are taking this term with a 95% level of confidence, you will need the sample data set. Since you mentioned that you have a random sample of 30 student responses to question 6, "How many credit hours are you taking this term?", we can use this sample data to make the estimate.

Here's how you can proceed:

1. Start by listing the sample data, which consists of 30 student responses to question 6. The credit hours for each student should be recorded.

2. Once you have the sample data, calculate the sample mean (X̄) by summing up all the credit hours and dividing by the number of observations (30 in this case).

3. Next, calculate the sample standard deviation (s) to measure the variability of the data. This will give you an idea of how spread out the credit hours are in the sample.

4. Since you intend to estimate the average number of credit hours for all Kaplan statistics students, you can use a confidence interval. Assuming that the data set is a random sample, you can calculate the 95% confidence interval using the formula:

Confidence Interval = X̄ ± (t * (s/√n))

Here, X̄ represents the sample mean, t is the critical value associated with a 95% level of confidence (which depends on the sample size), s is the sample standard deviation, and n is the sample size.

5. Look up the appropriate t-value for a 95% level of confidence with a sample size of 30. You can find this value in a t-table or use statistical software.

6. Calculate the confidence interval by plugging in the values into the formula from step 4.

7. Finally, the estimated average number of credit hours that all Kaplan statistics students are taking this term will be the sample mean (X̄) calculated in step 2.

By following these steps and utilizing the sample data you gathered, you can estimate the average number of credit hours with a 95% level of confidence for all Kaplan statistics students.