A Study Was Conducted to Determine the Effectiveness of Interval

question 7

Multiple Choice

A study was conducted to determine the effectiveness of interval training (alternating between walking and running at a fast pace) on running speed. A sample of n = 9 runners improved their speed on 5K runs after the training by an average of M_D = 1.58 minutes with s_D = .61. The values for a 95% confidence interval for μ_D would be

• A) .20 to 3.18
• B) .17 to 2.99
• C) 1.13 to 2.04
• D) .14 to 3.02

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