Question 29 You plan to build a Confidence Interval for a proportion to estimate what the infection rate is for a population during a pandemic. The last time data was collected, the infection rate was 9%. Use this value in your calculation. Find the minimum sample size needed to guarantee with 94% probability that your estimate is within a 0.6% Margin of Error of the true ction rate. Keep at least three decimals in any intermediate calculations. Enter a whole number. Submit Question octor

Question 29 You plan to build a Confidence Interval for a proportion to estimate what the infection rate is for a population during a pandemic. The last time data was collected, the infection rate was 9%. Use this value in your calculation. Find the minimum sample size needed to guarantee with 94% probability that your estimate is within a 0.6% Margin of Error of the true ction rate. Keep at least three decimals in any intermediate calculations. Enter a whole number. Submit Question octor

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