The coach of a college basketball team records the resting pulse rates of the team's players.A confidence interval for the mean resting pulse rate of all collegians based on these data is of little use becausethe coach has sampled the entire population so there is no need for inference.the sample size is small, so the margin of error will be large.the members of the basketball team can't be considered a random sample from the entire collegiate population. many of the students on the team may refuse to respond.