A medical researcher measured the pulse rates​ (beats per​ minute) of a sample of randomly selected adults and found the following​ Student's t-based confidence​ interval: With 95.00​% ​Confidence, 65.961748<μ​(Pulse)<69.918067 ​1.) Explain carefully what the software output means. A. The interval 66.0 to 69.9 beats per minute contains the true mean heart rate​ 95% of the time. B.We are​ 95% confident the interval 66.0 to 69.

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