A political candidate has asked you to conduct a poll to determine what percentage of people support her.From a random sample of 500, 324 said they would support the candidate. A 95% confidence interval isconstructed.G_7864.jpega) In words, define the random variable XOX is the number of people from the population who support the candidateOX is the number of people from the sample who support the candidateMG_7865.jpeOX is the proportion of people from the sample who support the candidateb) In words, define the random variable POP is the proportion of people from the sample who support the candidateG_7866.jperOP is the proportion of people from the population who support the candidateOP is the number of people from the sample who support the candidate7867.jpegSubmit QuestionG_7868.jpeG_7869.jpeg17,217NOVPAGES17étvMacBook Air

Given: Sample size = n = 500 From which 324 said the would support to candidate. Therefore, we have…

a) In words, define the random variable X Ox is the number of people from the population who support the candidate Ox is the number of people from the sample who support the candidate Ox is the proportion of people from the sample who support the candidate b) In words, define the random variable P OP is the proportion of people from the sample who support the candidate OP is the proportion of people from the population who support the candidate OP is the number of people from the sample who support the candidate

a) In words, define the random variable X Ox is the number of people from the population who support the candidate Ox is the number of people from the sample who support the candidate Ox is the proportion of people from the sample who support the candidate b) In words, define the random variable P OP is the proportion of people from the sample who support the candidate OP is the proportion of people from the population who support the candidate OP is the number of people from the sample who support the candidate

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