percentage may be now, so a of 250 of last year's freshmen4. 78% of all to in Fall 2015. You think that theaand tind that 84% returned, www.csun.edu/counts/one_year_continuation_rate-plipa. What is p? _What is the number of successes?What is n?b. Write the hypotheses:Circle the best definition of p.the proportion of all of last year's freshmen who returnedthe proportion of all 2014 CSUN freshmen who returnedthe proportion of all CSUN freshmen among the 250 who returnedC. Assuming that Ho is true, the sampling distribution of p has a mean ofUse the formula to compute the SE of the sampling distribution of p.Complete this sketch of the samplingdistribution of p. Put a scale on thehorizontal axis. Then locate the resultfrom the sample and shade in arearepresenting the p-value. (Is the arearepresenting the p-value on one sideor two sides?)Use StatCrunch to find the p-value for this situation.e. Is there statistically significant evidence that the percentage is different now?f. Complete each sentence.Because the p-value is LESS / GREATER than 0.05, we REJECT/DO NOT REJECT theNULL / ALTERNATIVE hypothesis. (The result IS / IS NOT significant at the 1% level.)The data ARE / ARE NOT consistent with the claim that 78% of all ofFALL 2014 FRESHMEN / LAST YEAR'S FRESHMEN returned the following year.If the null hypothesis is TRUE / FALSE, it is UNLIKELY / REASONABLY LIKELY to get arandom sample of 250 freshmen where 78% / 84% returned,a. The proportion of all of last year's freshmen who returned actually was 81.2%. Did youcome to the right conclusion?Explain.7/18/20

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78% of all Fall 2014 CSUN freshmen returned to CSUN in Fall 2015. You think that the percentage may be different now, so you take a random sample of 250 of last year's freshmen and tind that 84% returned, www.csun.edu/counts/one_year_continuation_rate.prp a. What is p? What is the number of successes? What is n?

78% of all Fall 2014 CSUN freshmen returned to CSUN in Fall 2015. You think that the percentage may be different now, so you take a random sample of 250 of last year's freshmen and tind that 84% returned, www.csun.edu/counts/one_year_continuation_rate.prp a. What is p? What is the number of successes? What is n?

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