Which one of these is the best interpretation of the 80% confidence level for the mean sugar col of the shipment? f we constructed many, many confidence intervals from random samples of this size, approximately 80% of ta time the true mean would be between 17.9 mm to 27.1 mm. O There is an 80% probability that the interval17.9 mm to 27.1 mm has captured the true mean. O If we constructed many, many confidence intervals from random samples of this size, approximately 80% of the intervals we constructed would capture the true population mean. O There is an 80% chance that the true mean width of Jellyfish is 17.9 mm to 27.1 mm O f we constructed many, many confidence intervals from random samples of this size, approximately 80% of the intervals we constructed would capture the sample mean.

Which one of these is the best interpretation of the 80% confidence level for the mean sugar col of the shipment? f we constructed many, many confidence intervals from random samples of this size, approximately 80% of ta time the true mean would be between 17.9 mm to 27.1 mm. O There is an 80% probability that the interval17.9 mm to 27.1 mm has captured the true mean. O If we constructed many, many confidence intervals from random samples of this size, approximately 80% of the intervals we constructed would capture the true population mean. O There is an 80% chance that the true mean width of Jellyfish is 17.9 mm to 27.1 mm O f we constructed many, many confidence intervals from random samples of this size, approximately 80% of the intervals we constructed would capture the sample mean.

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