A statistician proposed a new method for constructing a 90 percent confidence interval to estimate the median of assessed home values for homes in a large community. To test the method, the statistician will conduct a simulation by selecting 10,000 random samples of the same size from the population. For each sample, a confidence interval will be constructed using the new method. If the confidence level associated with the new method is actually 90 percent, which of the following will be captured by approximately 9,000 of the confidence intervals constructed from the simulation? a. The sample mean b. The sample median c. The sample standard deviation d. The population mean e. The population median

If repeated intervals are taken for each sample then the 90% of the intervals would actually have the population median in them. The other options like the sample mean, the sample median and the sample standard deviation and population will not be captured as only the population median is captured and confidence intervals can be interpreted in this way.

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