A 90% confidence interval for the mean is best described in the following statement: a. We are confident that the mean obtained from our single study will equal the population mean 90% of the time in the long run b. We are confident that the interval obtained from our single study will NOT contain the population mean 90% of the time in the long run c. In the long run, if we followed the same procedure to calculate intervals exactly 90% of such intervals will contain the population mean d. We are confident that the interval obtained from our single study will contain the population mean 90% of the time in the long run e. We are confident that the interval obtained from our single study will contain the population mean with a probability of 0.9 in the long run
A 90% confidence interval for the
a. We are confident that the mean obtained from our single study will equal the population mean 90% of the time in the long run
b. We are confident that the interval obtained from our single study will NOT contain the population mean 90% of the time in the long run
c. In the long run, if we followed the same procedure to calculate intervals exactly 90% of such intervals will contain the population mean
d. We are confident that the interval obtained from our single study will contain the population mean 90% of the time in the long run
e. We are confident that the interval obtained from our single study will contain the population mean with a probability of 0.9 in the long run
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