we have 41 95% confidence intervals that we believe to be calculated correctly. The confidence intervals were collected by taking a sample of 60 data points from the population data. 41 of the confidence intervals appear to be calculated correctly. Of these, 4 of them do not have the population mean inside the confidence interval. Based on a 95% confidence, we expected 2 to not contain the population mean. Did this happen by chance alone? To find your answer, complete the 7 steps of hypothesis testing and compute β (Beta).