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Researchers have questioned whether the traditional value of 98.6°F is correct for a typical body temperature for healthy adults. Suppose that you plan to estimate mean body temperature by recording the temperatures of the people in a random sample of 10 healthy adults and calculating the sample mean. How accurate can you expect that estimate to be? In this activity, you will develop a margin of error that will help you to answer this question.
Let's assume for now that body temperature for healthy adults follows a normal distribution with mean 98.6 degrees and standard deviation 0.7 degrees. Here are the body temperatures for one random sample of 10 healthy adults from this population:
1. What is the mean temperature for this sample?
2. If you were to take a different random sample of size 10, would you expect to get the same value for the sample mean? Explain.
