I need the questions answered with the (((((((RED X'S)))))))))) **Analysis of Bottled Water Consumption in St. Paul****Background**Research shows that 40% of Americans drink bottled water more than once a week according to the Natural Resources Defense Council (December 4, 2015). This analysis investigates bottled water consumption in St. Paul. A sample of St. Paulites is used to estimate the drinking habits comparable to the national average of 0.41. The Z-table is utilized for calculations.**Tasks and Calculations****a. Sample Proportion Distribution (Sample size: 540)** - Expected Mean (\(E(\bar{p})\)): **0.41** - Standard Error (\(\sigma_{\bar{p}}\)): **[Not Provided]****b. Probability Calculation (Sample size: 540)** - What is the probability that the sample proportion will be within 0.07 of the population proportion? - Probability: **[Not Provided]****c. Sample Proportion Distribution (Sample size: 210)** - Expected Mean (\(E(\bar{p})\)): **0.41** - Standard Error (\(\sigma_{\bar{p}}\)): **[Not Provided]****d. Probability Calculation (Sample size: 210)** - What is the probability that the sample proportion will be within 0.07 of the population proportion? - Probability: **0.9858****e. Gain in Precision** - How much gain in precision is achieved by opting for the larger sample size? - Precision Improvement: **Reduced by [Not Provided]****Summary**This exercise explores the statistical analysis of sampling distributions and probabilities related to bottled water consumption in St. Paul. Different sample sizes affect the precision of the estimates, highlighting the importance of sample size in statistical inference.

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