Step 3: Your classmates, Maya and Salik, are talking about the following question. Here is their conversation. Respond in the places that say "your response"

Question: You want to estimate the average age of users on a popular social media app. What would a 0% CI be? What would a 100% CI be?

Maya: So we need a 0% confidence interval and a 100% confidence interval. What would it mean for a confidence interval to be 100%?

Salik: A 95% confidence interval is 95% because it is correct 95% of the time.

Maya: What does it mean for a confidence interval to be 'correct?'.

Your response:

Salik: Ok, so then a confidence interval is a range of numbers. What range of numbers would we be sure that we are 100% correct?

Your response (justify your answer):

Maya: Alright, so then a 0% confidence interval would have be correct 0% of the time, which means never. What if we just guess one specific number? Like, 21?

Salik: But what if that is actually the average? There's a chance it could be correct, not 0%?

Your response (if you agree with Maya, explain why. If you agree with Salik, what would your answer be?):