Interpret Confidence and Prediction Intervals

Interpret confidence and prediction intervals.
-An operations manager was interested in determining if there is a relationship between
The amount of training received by production line workers and the time it takes for them
To trouble shoot a process problem. A sample of recently trained line workers was
Selected. The number of hours of training time received and the time it took (in minutes)
For them to trouble shoot their last process problem were captured. The estimated
Regression equation fit to the data was found to be significant at α = 0.05. The 95%
Prediction interval for trouble shooting time with 8 hours of training was determined to
Be 12.822 to 19.261. The correct interpretation is 19.261 minutes.

A) We can be 95% confident that the trouble shooting time by a particular line worker who received 8 hours of training will be between 12.822 and 19.261 minutes.
B) We can be 95% confident that the average trouble shooting time by line workers receiving 8 hours of training is between 12.822 and 19.261 minutes.
C) The troubleshooting time by a line worker who received 8 hours of training will be between 12.822 and 19.261 minutes 95% of the time.
D) 95% of the time the average troubleshooting time is between 12.822 and 19.261 minutes.
E) We can be 95% confident that troubleshooting times will be between 12.822 and