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kow [346]
3 years ago
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A study reports that college students work, on average, between 4.63 and 12.63 hours a week, with confidence coefficient .95. Wh

ich of the following statements are correct?MARK ALL THAT ARE TRUE.There are four correct answers. You must mark them all to get credit.A. The interval was produced by a technique that captures mu 95% of the time. B. 95% of all college students work between 4.63 and 12.63 hours a week. C. 95% of all samples will have x-bar between 4.63 and 12.63. D. The probability that mu is between 4.63 and 12.63 is .95. E. 95% of samples will produce intervals that contain mu. F. The probability that mu is included in a 95% CI is 0.95. G. We are 95% confident that the population mean time that college students work is between 4.63 and 12.63 hours a week.
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1 answer:
leonid [27]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Confidence coefficient is also the confidence level. A confidence coefficient of 0.95 is the same as a confidence level of 95%.

Confidence level is used to express how confident we are that the population mean lies within the calculated confidence interval. It expresses the possibility of getting the same result if tests are repeated. Since the study reports that college students work, on average, between 4.63 and 12.63 hours a week, with confidence coefficient .95, then the true statement is

G. We are 95% confident that the population mean time that college students work is between 4.63 and 12.63 hours a week.

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