The Logic Behind Computing a Confidence Interval Is to Compute

question 56

Multiple Choice

The logic behind computing a confidence interval is to compute the highest and lowest values of a _____ mean that are not significantly different from the _____.

• A)sample;the current sample mean
• B)population;the current sample mean
• C)population;the population mean specified in the null hypothesis
• D)sample;the population mean specified in the null hypothesis

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