Pretend you calculate a 95% confidence interval for the mean cholesterol level of University of Virginia students based on a sample of 25 students.The result is 150

a.P (150

b.P (m <150) and P (m >190) = .05

c.We are 95% confident that m lies between 150 and 190

d. If we took another (random) sample from this population, the resulting confidenceinterval should be numerically different than the above one.

e.P (150< x-bar <190) = .95

f.The mean of the population in question is unlikely to be much smaller than 150 or much

larger than 190.

g.If we took another sample from this population but used a sample size of 49, we would

expect the resulting interval to be wider.

h.If we took another sample from this population but used a confidence level of 99%, we would expect the resulting interval to be wider