Amarkal resuarchor solects a simpie random sample of n= 100 users of a social media website lrom a populalion of over 100 million registered users. After analyzing the sample, she slates that she has 95% contidence that the mieari time spent on the sile per day is batween 15 and 57 minulus. Explain the meaning of this staloment Choose the correct answer below O A. Thuru is a 95% chance that a randormly selected registered user sponds botwoon 15 and 57 mirrutes on the site par day. O B. Of the over 100 million reglstered users, 95% of them apond between 15 and 57 minutes on the site per day O C. During any given day thiera is a 96% chanee that thio mean time all registered users spent on tie site was between 15 and 57 minules. O D. One is 95% confident that the true mean time al registurud users spend on the sito pur day is between 15 and 57 minutes

Amarkal resuarchor solects a simpie random sample of n= 100 users of a social media website lrom a populalion of over 100 million registered users. After analyzing the sample, she slates that she has 95% contidence that the mieari time spent on the sile per day is batween 15 and 57 minulus. Explain the meaning of this staloment Choose the correct answer below O A. Thuru is a 95% chance that a randormly selected registered user sponds botwoon 15 and 57 mirrutes on the site par day. O B. Of the over 100 million reglstered users, 95% of them apond between 15 and 57 minutes on the site per day O C. During any given day thiera is a 96% chanee that thio mean time all registered users spent on tie site was between 15 and 57 minules. O D. One is 95% confident that the true mean time al registurud users spend on the sito pur day is between 15 and 57 minutes

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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