Suppose That Statistics Canada Wants to Compare the Current Unemployment

question 50

Multiple Choice

Suppose that Statistics Canada wants to compare the current unemployment rate between Montreal and Toronto.Let
And
Represent the current unemployment rates in Montreal and the current A study found a 90% confidence interval for
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Is (-0.0457,0.0424) .Give an interpretation of this confidence interval.

• A)We are 90% confident that the unemployment rate in Toronto is between 4.57% less and 4.24% more than the unemployment rate in Montreal.
• B)We know that 90% of the unemployment rate in Toronto is between 4.57% less and 4.24% more than the unemployment rate in Montreal.
• C)We are 90% confident that the unemployment rate in Montreal is between 4.57% less and 4.24% more than the unemployment rate in Toronto.
• D)We know that 90% of the unemployment rate in Montreal is between 4.57% less and 4.24% more than the unemployment rate in Toronto.
• E)We know that 90% of all random samples done on the population will show that the unemployment rate in Montreal is between 4.57% less and 4.24% more than the unemployment rate in Toronto.

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