5) It has been over 100 years (April 18, 1906) since San Francisco experienced a massive earthquake on the San Andreas fault. According to some estimates, that earthquake and the associated fires destroyed nearly 30,000 buildings and cost a human toll of nearly 3,000 deaths. A recent earthquake in Indonesia caused even more deaths. One government agency speculated that, worldwide, the average magnitude (using the Richter Scale) of all earthquakes over 5.0 is at least 6.2. Independent of this government agency a 95% confidence interval for the mean earthquake magnitude of all earthquakes over 5.0 for the past 150 years turned out to be: (5.23, 6.35) Based on this confidence interval select the best interpretation. O The average earthquake magnitude for earthquakes over 5.0 for the past 150 years is definitely below the government agency's speculation. The average earthquake magnitude for earthquakes over 5.0 for the past 150 years is definitely above the government agency's speculation. The average earthquake magnitude for earthquakes over 5.0 for the past 150 years is not in disagreement with the government agency's speculation. O None of the above