Confidence Intervals Are a Function of The

question 84

Multiple Choice

Confidence intervals are a function of the:

• A) population, the sample, and the standard deviation
• B) sample, the variable of interest, and the degrees of freedom
• C) data in the sample, the confidence level, and the sample size
• D) sampling distribution, the confidence level, and the degrees of freedom
• E) mean, median, and mode

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