An avid golfer goes to the driving range to practice with her favorite golf club. In a random sample of 33 swings, she hits the ball, on average, 185 yards with a standard deviation of 16.7 yards. Which of the following correctly interprets the 99% confidence interval for the true mean number of yards she hits the ball with this club? 99% of all balls she hits with this club will lie between the values in the interval. In repeated sampling, 99% of the time the true mean number of yards the ball is hit with this club is 185. This golfer can be 99% confident that the constructed interval captures the true mean number of yards a ball will travel when hit with this club. In repeated sampling, 99% of the time the true mean number of yards the ball will travel when she hits with this club will be captured in the constructed interval.

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