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Mathematics, 22.05.2020 19:04, Rodrigo6379

The following 96% confidence interval based on a sample of 32 students was formed to estimate the population mean time that students will require to complete a particular examination: 62.4 ± 12.6 minutes. Which one of the following interpretations is correct for this confidence interval?A) We are 96% confident that the population mean time required for all students who take this test is somewhere between 49.8 and 75.0 minutesB) We are 96% confident that the sample mean time (62.4 minutes) equals the true mean timeC) We are 96% confident that the population mean time required by students who take this test is 62.4 minutesD) We are 96% confident that the sample mean time (62.4 minutes) is correctE) We are 4% confident that an individual student taking this test will require less than 49.8 minutes or more than 75.0 minutes

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