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Interpret the confidence interval.An experiment was conducted to estimate the average fat content of a quarter pounder with cheese. A random sample of 30 burgers produced a sample mean of 26 grams which resulted in a 95% confidence interval of ( 25 , 27) grams.Which of the following is the correct interpretation of this interval?Question 18 options:95% of the quarter pounders with cheese sampled had a fat content between 25 and 27 grams.We are 95% confident that the mean fat content of the sampled quarter pounders with cheese is between 25 and 27 grams.We are 95% confident that the mean fat content of a quarter pounder with cheese is between 25 and 27 grams.We are 95% confident that the range of fat content of a quarter pounder with cheese is between 25 and 27 grams.
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