If Hugo and Lily use a 99% confidence level (z*score of 2.58), which statement is true? Hugo polled 100 randomly selected people to see if they had exercised that week and found that 85% said they had. Lily asked 400 randomly selected people the same question and found that 85% of them also responded that E= z" they had exercised that week. P(1-p) O Hugo's margin of error will be exactly 2 times as large as Lily's margin of error. O Lily's margin of error will be exactly 2 times as large as Hugo's margin of error. O Hugo's margin of error will be exactly 4 times as large as Lily's margin of error. O Lily's margin of error will be exactly 4 times as large as Hugo's margin of error.

If Hugo and Lily use a 99% confidence level (z*score of 2.58), which statement is true? Hugo polled 100 randomly selected people to see if they had exercised that week and found that 85% said they had. Lily asked 400 randomly selected people the same question and found that 85% of them also responded that E= z" they had exercised that week. P(1-p) O Hugo's margin of error will be exactly 2 times as large as Lily's margin of error. O Lily's margin of error will be exactly 2 times as large as Hugo's margin of error. O Hugo's margin of error will be exactly 4 times as large as Lily's margin of error. O Lily's margin of error will be exactly 4 times as large as Hugo's margin of error.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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