A random sample of 300 graduating high school seniors was polled across a particular area, in it was found that 189had taken the SAT. Estimate the true proportion of high school graduates in this region who take the SAT with 99%confidence.O None of these answers0.558

Given data, n=300 x=189 p=x/n =0.63 z-value at 99% confidence is Zc=2.576

A random sample of 300 graduating high school seniors was polled across a particular area, in it was found that 189 nad taken the SAT. Estimate the true proportion of high school graduates in this region who take the SAT with 99% confidence. O None of these answers O 0.558 < p < 0.702 O 0.575 < p< 0.685 O 0.627 < p< 0.633

A random sample of 300 graduating high school seniors was polled across a particular area, in it was found that 189 nad taken the SAT. Estimate the true proportion of high school graduates in this region who take the SAT with 99% confidence. O None of these answers O 0.558 < p < 0.702 O 0.575 < p< 0.685 O 0.627 < p< 0.633

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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