Consumer Reports provides ratings for televisions, including energy cost per year (consumerreports .org/products/lcd-led-oled-tvs/ratings-overview/, retrieved December 23, 2016). Energy cost data for a sample of 13 small televisions (29-inch and smaller) are displayed in the following table:

Make and Model ....................... Energy Cost (dollars)Samsung UN28H4000 ................................... 7.17LG 28LF4520 ................................................... 5.17LG 24LF4520 ................................................... 4.47LG 28LH4530 .................................................. 5.00Vizio D28h-C1 ................................................. 5.06Vizio D28h-D1 ................................................ 7.00LG 22LH4530 ................................................. 4.00Element ELEFW248 ....................................... 4.00Vizio D24-D1 .................................................. 6.00LG 24LH4530 ................................................. 4.00Insignia NS-24ER310NA17 ........................... 6.00Seiki SE23HEB2 ............................................. 4.00Insignia NS-24D510NA17 ............................ 5.00

Suppose that this sample is representative of the population of all small televisions. Use the accompanying output from the Shiny app to construct and interpret a 95% bootstrap confidence interval for the mean annual energy cost for the population of all small televisions.

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