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- A seed company tests each lot by planting a random sample of 200 seeds and computing p ± 2\,SE for the share that germinate.
- A water-safety group asks a random sample of 500 adults in a large country whether they can swim 50 meters without stopping, and 180 say yes…
- A forest service inspects a random sample of 600 of the 9,000 beech trees in a state forest, and 210 show beech bark disease.
- A city's TV station invites viewers to text YES or NO:
- A town surveys a random sample of 900 of its registered voters, and 468 favor a ban on gas-powered leaf blowers.
- A repair center takes a random sample of 300 laptops from a store chain's large stock of returned laptops, and 54 have a cracked hinge.
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Confidence level and interpreting an interval: the lesson ›More Chapter 7 worksheets: Inference for proportions: confidence intervals
- 7.1Standard error
- 7.2Point estimates and the margin of error
- 7.3Confidence level and interpreting an interval
- 7.4Critical value
- 7.5Conditions for one proportion
- 7.6One sample interval for a proportion and sample size
- 7.7Interval for a difference of proportions