A population of size N=10 is distributed normally with mean=40and =5. A random

sample of size n=4 is drawn using simple random sampling with replacement. The

process is repeated to get 5 different samples of same size. If =0.03, confidence

interval estimates for three of the 5 samples includes=40but others do not. The

number of samples that are unlikely to include (other than the current samples)

population mean =40

a. 298

b. 300

c. 9697

d. can be known only after calculating CI estimates