17- It is known that 35% of the individuals in a community of N=600 people regularly use bicycles. Find the standard error of the ratio for n=40 randomly selected "non-refundable" people. O a) 0.0728 O B) 0.0327 O C) 0.0716 O D) 00428 O TO) 0.0278

17- It is known that 35% of the individuals in a community of N=600 people regularly use bicycles. Find the standard error of the ratio for n=40 randomly selected "non-refundable" people. O a) 0.0728 O B) 0.0327 O C) 0.0716 O D) 00428 O TO) 0.0278

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It is known that 35% of the individuals in a community of N=600 people regularly use bicycles. Find the standard error of the ratio for n=40 randomly selected "non-refundable" people.
O a) 0.0728
O B) 0.0327
O C) 0.0716
O D) 00428
O TO) 0.0278

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