Mathematics
Mathematics, 10.03.2021 01:00, rileigh2302

According to an SRS of public high school students, "Based on a 95% confidence interval, between 70% and 80% of all students are willing to cheat if they know they would not get caught." Interpret what the 95% confidence level means.

That about 95 out of 100 similar samples would produce the interval of (.7, .8).

That about 95 out of 100 similar samples would produce an interval that contains the true population proportion of students willing to cheat.

That we are 95% confident that our point estimate of 75% is the true population proportion of students willing to cheat.

That about 5 out of 100 similar samples would produce an interval that does not have a sample proportion indicating 75% students willing to cheat.

That about 95 out of 100 similar samples would produce an interval that contains a correct sample proportion of students willing to cheat.

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