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The Confidence Interval Applet lets you simulate large numbers of confidence intervals quickly. Select 95% confidence and then sample 50 intervals. Record the number of intervals that cover the true value (this appears in the Hit box in the applet). Press the Reset button and repeat 30 times. Make a stemplot of the results and find the mean. If you repeated this experiment very many times, what would you expect the average number of hits to be?
a.47.5
b.95
c.0.95
d.50
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