46. E-cigarettes are becoming more poputar to use among smokers. In a study conducted by center for DiSease Control and Prevention in 2015, it was found that among adult e-cigarette users overall, around 30% are former regular cigarette smokers who switched to using e-cigarette. Ifa random sample of 100 smokers was taken, what will the mean (µp ^) and the standard deviation (op ^) of the sampling distribution of sample proportion of former regular smokers switched to e-cigarettes? a. 0.30, 4.58 b. 3, 0.0021 C. 0.70. 0.458 d. 0.30, 0.0458 e. 30, 4.58

46. E-cigarettes are becoming more poputar to use among smokers. In a study conducted by center for DiSease Control and Prevention in 2015, it was found that among adult e-cigarette users overall, around 30% are former regular cigarette smokers who switched to using e-cigarette. Ifa random sample of 100 smokers was taken, what will the mean (µp ^) and the standard deviation (op ^) of the sampling distribution of sample proportion of former regular smokers switched to e-cigarettes? a. 0.30, 4.58 b. 3, 0.0021 C. 0.70. 0.458 d. 0.30, 0.0458 e. 30, 4.58

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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