Theoretically, suppose we knew the average VO₂max value of every runner who has run 1500 m in under 4 minutes ml/kg/min). The reality is that we will never know, but if we were to sample a series of runners who had run 1500 m in under 4 minutes (see below) which samples would have 95% confidence intervals that do not contain the true value? A) Sample 1 B) Sample 2 C) Sample 3 D) Sample 4

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The 95% confidence interval is a range in which we can be 95% confident that the true average value falls within. The size of the interval is influenced by the sample size and variability of the data. Sample 3 has the largest sample size (n=10), which generally results in a narrower confidence interval. Therefore, there is a greater likelihood that the true value falls within the interval for Sample 3 compared to the other samples.

Theoretically, Suppose We Knew the Average VO2 max Value of Every

Theoretically, Suppose We Knew the Average VO₂max Value of Every