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- 4How much more likely are alcoholics to say sober for a year after counseling if their best friend is not an alcoholic vs. if their best friend is an alcoholic? A researcher tracked 747 alcoholics whose best friends were not alcoholics and 517 alcoholics whose best friends were alcoholics. A year later 570 of those whose best friends were not alcoholics stayed sober for the year and 207 of those whose best friends were alcoholics stayed sober for the year. 1. Come up with the 99% confidence interval for the difference. Round your answers to four decimal places and present your answers as proportions rather than percents. ( __________ , ____________ )An analysis of first-year students at a college revealed that 1/5 of the first-year women were from homes where both parents were professionals. Of these, 3/4 were interested in the same profession as one or both of their parents. If this latter group is made up of 15 students, how many first-year women are there?
