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- Housing inspectors in a city of about 64,000 rental apartments visit a simple random sample of 400 apartments and find that 296 have a working smoke…
- Find the smallest sample size that gives a margin of error no larger than m at the stated level, using the planning guess p^* given ("none" means no…95\%,\ m = 0.04,\ \text{none}90\%,\ m = 0.035,\ p^* = 0.3099\%,\ m = 0.05,\ \text{none}95\%,\ m = 0.02,\ p^* = 0.12
- Marine biologists capture a random sample of 360 adult horseshoe crabs from a large bay, whose adult population is in the hundreds of thousands, and…
- A cruise line carried about 250,000 passengers last year.
- A state has about 12,000 small farms.
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One sample interval for a proportion and sample size: 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