In which of the following situations we can not construct a confidence interval for the population proportion p? O x-97 and n=100. Ox=124 and n=360. Ox-10 and n= 28. O x=8 and n-35.

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In which of the following situations we can not construct a confidence interval for the population proportion p?
O x-97 and n=100.
Ox=124 and n=360.
Ox=10 and n= 28.
Ox=8 and n=35.
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 14 In which of the following situations we can not construct a confidence interval for the population proportion p? O x-97 and n=100. Ox=124 and n=360. Ox=10 and n= 28. Ox=8 and n=35.
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