A confidence interval will allow us to say with complete certainty that our sample result will actually include the population mean.

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A confidence interval does not provide complete certainty that our sample result includes the population mean. Instead, it provides a range of values within which the population mean is likely to fall. The level of confidence associated with the interval indicates the likelihood that the population mean actually does fall within that range.

A Confidence Interval Will Allow Us to Say with Complete