A researcher completed a one sample t-test and calculated a 99% confidence interval as [0.75, 1.10]. What does this confidence interval tell you? Group of answer choices The true mean lies somewhere between 0.75 and 1.10. If you collected many, many more samples, the true mean would be contained within 99% of similarly constructed confidence intervals. There is a 99% chance the true mean is contained in this interval. There is a 1% chance the true mean is not contained in this interval