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You conduct a survey of 21 Ohio State students who commute to campus everyday. The mean number of miles per year that they put on their car is 12,052 miles with a standard deviation of 4,726. You want to predict how many miles per year the next student in your study will put on their car in the next year with 95% confidence (2-sided interval). What is the UPPER BOUND of this interval

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