1 The heights of a certain species of deer are known to have standard deviation 0.35 m . A zoologist takes a random sample of 150 of these deer and finds that the mean height of the deer in the sample is 1.42 m .
- Calculate a 96\% confidence interval for the population mean height.
- Bubay says that \(96 \%\) of deer of this species are likely to have heights that are within this confidence interval.
Explain briefly whether Bubay is correct.