The 99.7% confidence interval for the mean length of frog jumps is (12.64 cm, 14.44 cm). Which of the following statements is a correct interpretation of 99.7% confidence. None There's a 99.7% chance that any particular frog I catch can jump between 12.64 cm and 14.44 cm. Ofthe total number of frogs in your area of the count ry, 99.7% can jump between 12.64 cm and 14.44 cm Íf we were to repeat this sampling many times, 99.7% of the confidence intervals wetould const ruct would cont ain thet rue population mean

The 99.7% confidence interval for the mean length of frog jumps is (12.64 cm, 14.44 cm). Which of the following statements is a correct interpretation of 99.7% confidence. None There's a 99.7% chance that any particular frog I catch can jump between 12.64 cm and 14.44 cm. Ofthe total number of frogs in your area of the count ry, 99.7% can jump between 12.64 cm and 14.44 cm Íf we were to repeat this sampling many times, 99.7% of the confidence intervals wetould const ruct would cont ain thet rue population mean

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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