Commercial fisherman working certain parts of the Atlantic Ocean sometimes find efforts being hindered by the presence of whales. Ideally, the whales could be scared away without frightening the fish. Experience has shown that whales leave at the sight of a fishing boat 40% of the time. One of the strategies being experimented with is to transmit underwater sounds of a killer whale. On the 52 occasions that this technique has been tried, the technique worked 24 times (that is, the whales immediately left the area). A 99% confidence interval for straight pi is (0.29, 0.65). How would you interpret this interval? 99% of whales will leave at the sight of a fishing boat if the whales hear sounds of a killer whale. When underwater sounds of killer whales are transmitted, fishermen can be 99% confident that whales leave at the sight of a fishing boat 46% of the time. When underwater sounds of killer whales are transmitted, fishermen can be 99% confident that whales leave at the sight of a fishing boat between 29% and 65% of the time. If another sample of 52 occasions is collected, a 99% chance exists that the sample proportion of whales who leave