A researcher wants to learn the ratio of smoking habit among the university students. Out of 1000 male students 300 of them said "yes I am smoking" and out of 800 female students 200 of them said "yes I am smoking". Construct % 99 confidence interval for the smoking habit for female students. (use three decimal) None of them correct 3831 0.250 , 0.304 0.236 , 0.318 0.092, 0.130 0.211, 0.289

A researcher wants to learn the ratio of smoking habit among the university students. Out of 1000 male students 300 of them said "yes I am smoking" and out of 800 female students 200 of them said "yes I am smoking". Construct % 99 confidence interval for the smoking habit for female students. (use three decimal) None of them correct 3831 0.250 , 0.304 0.236 , 0.318 0.092, 0.130 0.211, 0.289

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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