10. A systematic sample of 1000 people across 10 states found that the average person generates 7.445pounds of trash per day with a population standard deviation of 1.11 pounds. Determine if theinformation can be used to create a confidence interval. If so, find the 99% confidence interval. Ifnot, give a detailed explanation as to why this information does not fit the definition11. It is thought that 36% of the United States population vote only for a single party. In the recentelection a random sample of 500 people in Tennessee were taken and it found that 225 have onlyever voted for a single party. Answer the following:(a) Find the 94% confidence interval for the average percent of people in Tennessee who will onlyever vote for a single party(b) If we wanted to ensure to keep the margin of error under 3%, how many people should wesurvey?(c) Based on your confidence interval, what can you say about voting patterns in Tennesseecompared to the United States?

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10. A systematic sample of 1000 people across 10 states found that the average person generates 7.45 pounds of trash per day with a population standard deviation of 1.11 pounds. Determine if the information can be used to create a confidence interval. If so, find the 99% confidence interval. If not, give a detailed explanation as to why this information does not fit the definition

10. A systematic sample of 1000 people across 10 states found that the average person generates 7.45 pounds of trash per day with a population standard deviation of 1.11 pounds. Determine if the information can be used to create a confidence interval. If so, find the 99% confidence interval. If not, give a detailed explanation as to why this information does not fit the definition

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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