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- Each line gives a population proportion p and a sample size n for random samples from a large population.n = 80,\ p = 0.15n = 500,\ p = 0.02n = 45,\ p = 0.7n = 64,\ p = 0.9n = 1{,}200,\ p = 0.38
- A state's boat registry lists 24,600 registered boats, 8,118 of them sailboats (made-up numbers).
- An animal rescue has five rabbits, two of them lop-eared, so the share of lop-eared rabbits is p = 0.4.
- A survey firm takes random samples of 400 adults from a large country and records p, the share who speak a language other than the national language…
- A school district has 48,000 families, and it will move its high school start time later if most families favor the change.
- In a state with 2,600,000 homes, 24% of homes are heated by a heat pump (a made-up share).
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Sampling distribution of a sample proportion: the lesson ›More Chapter 6 worksheets: Sampling distributions
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- 6.2The ten percent condition
- 6.3Sampling distribution of a sample proportion
- 6.4The central limit theorem
- 6.5Sampling distribution of a sample mean
- 6.6Sampling distribution of a difference