Statisticians have a phrase, "Being a statistician means never having to say you're certain." Do you know whether the confidence interval constructed by your sample actually contains the true population value? Why or why not?

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The Answer is No, because sample results vary.95% of the samples will result in confidence intervals that are correct, and 5% won't.you never know whether a particular confidence interval is correct unless the truth is revealed at some future date.

Statisticians Have a Phrase, "Being a Statistician Means Never Having