You and your friend decide to construct a 95 percent confidence intervals for a given population mean. You wind up taking a sample of 49 random observations while your friend sample is made up of 36 random observations. Which of the following is true. A.) the total length of your confidence interval estimate is wider. B.) the total length of your confidence interval estimate is narrower. C.) your interval has a greater degree of confidence. D.) your friends interval has a greater degree of confidence

You and your friend decide to construct a 95 percent confidence intervals for a given population mean. You wind up taking a sample of 49 random observations while your friend sample is made up of 36 random observations. Which of the following is true. A.) the total length of your confidence interval estimate is wider. B.) the total length of your confidence interval estimate is narrower. C.) your interval has a greater degree of confidence. D.) your friends interval has a greater degree of confidence

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