Explain what is wrong, if anything, with the following statement: Based on the sample, a 99% confidence interval for the population mean time is from 58.9 seconds to 76.0 seconds. Group of answer choices Confidence intervals are 95% intervals, not 99% intervals. The values given in the confidence interval have been computed incorrectly. A confidence interval is computed for a sample quantity, but the given interval is said to be for a population quantity. There is nothing wrong with the statement. The given confidence interval is a 95% interval, not a 99% interval as claimed. Confidence intervals are computed for proportions, not means