In the late 2000's sales of SUVs decreased due to higher gas prices and improved alternative vehicles. A car dealer is interested whether it takes more days to sell SUV's vs. small cars. He gathers data from a sample of the most recent couple of months of sales and calculates that the he sold 18 SUV's with an average number of days to sale of 95 and a standard deviation of 32 days. For small cars, he sold 38 of them in an average of 48 days with a standard deviation of 24 days. The dealer wants to estimate how much longer it takes to sell an SUV vs. a small car by constructing a 95% confidence interval. 1. The facts of this problem are: