A random sample of 80 people was selected, and 22 of the selected people indicated that it would be a good idea to eliminate the penny from circulation. What is the 99 percent confidence interval constructed from the sample proportion p ? A) 0.275 + 1.96/ (22)(58) 0.22 + 2.576 (0.275)(0.725) B 80 0.275 + 2.576y (0.275)(0.725) 80 D) 0.275 + 1.96/ (0.275)(0.725) 80 E) 0.22 + 2.323 (0.275)(0.725)

A random sample of 80 people was selected, and 22 of the selected people indicated that it would be a good idea to eliminate the penny from circulation. What is the 99 percent confidence interval constructed from the sample proportion p ? A) 0.275 + 1.96/ (22)(58) 0.22 + 2.576 (0.275)(0.725) B 80 0.275 + 2.576y (0.275)(0.725) 80 D) 0.275 + 1.96/ (0.275)(0.725) 80 E) 0.22 + 2.323 (0.275)(0.725)

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

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