Constructing a Confidence Interval

a) Check the conditions for constructing a confidence interval. Select all necessary conditions that have the appropriate explanation below.A. Randomization Condition: This condition is not satisfied because the samples were drawn from a convenience sample.B. Success/Failure Condition: This condition is satisfied because there were more than 10 successes and failures.C. Randomization Condition: This condition is satisfied because there is nothing to indicate that the samples were not drawn randomly.D. 10% Condition: This condition is satisfied because 2300 men are less than 10% of the population of men.E. Success/Failure Condition: This condition is not satisfied because there were fewer than either 10 successes or failures.OF. Nearly Normal Condition: This condition is not satisfied because it is highly unlikely that the population of men is Normal.G. Nearly Normal Condition:

This condition is satisfied because there is nothing to indicate that the underlying population is not Normal.H. 10% Condition: This condition is not satisfied because 2300 men are more than 10% of the population of men.