According to the long-run behavior of the confidence interval procedure, out of
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According to the long-run behavior of the confidence interval procedure, out of 100 confidence intervals, how many intervals should you expect to not contain the population mean if these are 95% confidence intervals?
Consider the confidence interval simulation "95% with n=30". Out of the 100 displayed confidence intervals how many do not contain the population mean?
Consider the confidence interval simulation "95% with n=120". Out of the 100 displayed confidence intervals how many do not contain the population mean?
Explanation / Answer
For 95% confidence, out of 100 confidence intervals, 95 intervals should you expect to contain the population mean.
After confidence interval simulation "95% with n=30", out of the 100 displayed confidence intervals 8 do not contain the population mean.
After confidence interval simulation "95% with n=120", out of the 100 displayed confidence intervals 6 do not contain the population mean.
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