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5 July, 21:10

Suppose a national polling agency conducted 100 polls in a year, using proper random sampling, and reported a 95% confidence interval for each poll. About how many of those confidence intervals would be wrong, that is, would not cover the true population value?

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  1. 5 July, 21:15
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    5% intervals were wrong
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