(c) In a random sample of visitors to a famous tourist attraction, 252 of 750American tourists and 312 of 500 foreign tourists bought souvenirs. Constructa 96% confidence interval for the difference between the true proportions ofAmerican and foreign tourists who buy souvenirs at this tourist attraction.

We have given that, X1 = 252, n1 = 750 and X2 = 312, n2 = 500 Then, We will find 96% confidence…

Answered: (c) In a random sample of visitors to a…

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