Supermarket shoppers were observed and questioned immediately after putting an item in their cart. Of a random sample of 280 choosing Independent random sample of 220 choosing a product at a special price, 147 made this claim. Find a 95% confidence interval for the difference between the two population proportions. product at the regular price, 199 claimed to check the price before putting the item in their cart. Of an Let P, be the population proportion of shoppers choosing a product at the regular price who claim to check the price before putting it into their cart and let P, be the population proportion of shoppers choosing a product at a special price who claim to check the price before putting it into their cart. The 95% confidence interval is

Supermarket shoppers were observed and questioned immediately after putting an item in their cart. Of a random sample of 280 choosing Independent random sample of 220 choosing a product at a special price, 147 made this claim. Find a 95% confidence interval for the difference between the two population proportions. product at the regular price, 199 claimed to check the price before putting the item in their cart. Of an Let P, be the population proportion of shoppers choosing a product at the regular price who claim to check the price before putting it into their cart and let P, be the population proportion of shoppers choosing a product at a special price who claim to check the price before putting it into their cart. The 95% confidence interval is

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