Compute a confidence interval about the mean of the differences and select the correct conclusion. (A-B) A wildlife biologist wants to determine if there is a difference between two radio receivers that are used to track tagged animals with a collar. The following data represents distance (in meters) of signal from a control collar. Each burst of the signal is read by the two devices with the following data obtained: Test the biologists claim that there is a difference in the devices using a 5% level of significance. Compute a confidence interval about the mean of the differences and select the correct conclusion. Device A 149 183 119 98 86 Device B 162 187 124 102 92 O (-10.0055, -2.7945) The mean distance of device A is significantly less than the mean distance of device B. O (-11.0946, -1.7054) The mean distance of device A is significantly less than the mean distance of device B. O (-9.7147,-3.0853) The mean distance of device A is significantly less than the mean distance of device B. O (-11.0946, -1.7054) The mean distance of device B is significantly less than the mean distance of device A. O(-9.7147,-3.0853) The mean distance of device B is significantly less than the mean distance of device A