The Difference Between Formulas for Constructing a Confidence Interval and a Prediction

question 108

Multiple Choice

The difference between formulas for constructing a confidence interval and a prediction interval is

• A) the prediction interval is the square root of the confidence interval.
• B) the addition of "1" to the quantity under the radical sign.
• C) the prediction interval uses r² and the confidence interval uses r.
• D) no difference.

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