Question: a) Let us assume that 1000 different random samples was selected from the same population and for each of them a confidence interval of the

a) Let us assume that 1000 different random samples was selected from the same population and for each of them a confidence interval of the population mean was constructed (using exactly the same method) with confidence level of 96%. On average, how many of those 1000 different confidence intervals would contain the true value of the population mean?

b) What would be the answer if confidence level was 99%?

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