Multiple Choice
If we have calculated a confidence interval and we find that it does NOT include the population mean,
A) we must have done something wrong in collecting data.
B) our interval was too wide.
C) we made a mistake in calculation.
D) this will happen a fixed percentage of the time.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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