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The following calibration data were originally given by Kromeretal. (Radiocarbon, 1986, Vol. 28(2B), pp. 954–960).
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Each Y-value is the radiocarbon age of an artifact, with the corresponding Xvalue representing the age of the artifact determined by methods that are closer to being accurate. The question to be addressed is whether calibration can be used to determine an estimate of what the X-value would be if it had been obtained. (a) What is the first step in making this determination? (b) If practical, determine the length of a 99% calibration confidence interval when Y is 8000. If this would not be practical, explain why.
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