A 95% confidence interval for the proportion of sea fans infected on the Las Redes Reef was calculated to be (0.423, 0.615)Based on this confidence interval, which one of the following statements is necessarily TRUE?Group of answer choices51.9% of all sea fans on the Las Redes Reef are infectedIf the study was repeated many times over, and the sample proportion of infected sea fans (p-hat) was recorded each time, then we would expect approximately 95% of the resulting estimates (the p_hat's) to be between (0.423 0.615).51.9% of all sea fans are infected.We don't know exactly what proportion of sea fans on the Las Redes Reef are infected but we know that it is definitely between 0.423 and 0.615.We can be 95% sure that the proportion of sea fans infected on the Las Redes Reef is between 0.423 and 0.615.
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A 95% confidence interval for the proportion of sea fans infected on the Las Redes Reef was calculated to be (0.423, 0.615)Based on this confidence interval, which one of the following statements is necessarily TRUE?Group of answer choices51.9% of all sea fans on the Las Redes Reef are infectedIf the study was repeated many times over, and the sample proportion of infected sea fans (p-hat) was recorded each time, then we would expect approximately 95% of the resulting estimates (the p_hat's) to be between (0.423 0.615).51.9% of all sea fans are infected.We don't know exactly what proportion of sea fans on the Las Redes Reef are infected but we know that it is definitely between 0.423 and 0.615.We can be 95% sure that the proportion of sea fans infected on the Las Redes Reef is between 0.423 and 0.615.
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