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Are visitors satisfied with the variety of animals?

Based on the statistical analysis provided, visitors appear to be satisfied with the variety of animals at the zoo. The mean satisfaction rating is 4.16 on a scale of 1 to 5, indicating a relatively high level of satisfaction. Additionally, the 95% confidence interval for the mean difference in satisfaction (Lower: 0.99, Upper: 1.34) suggests that the true mean satisfaction rating is likely to fall within this range. The p-value (Sig. 2-tailed) of .000 indicates that this difference is statistically significant, further supporting the conclusion that visitors are satisfied with the variety of animals at the zoo.

In this chart:

• Ratings represent the satisfaction levels (1 to 5).
• The mean score for the variety of animals is represented by the bar.
• The bar is positioned at 4.16, indicating a high satisfaction level.

Based on the bar chart, we can see that the mean satisfaction score for the variety of animals is indeed above the midpoint (4) on the scale. This supports the hypothesis that visitors are satisfied with the variety of animals at the zoo.