Task 1: Compute a 95% confidence interval for the proportion of students' prefence of the class who likes the Cubs after finding    the numbers first.         Students' Preference                                      Count Data for Team Preference       1 Cubs   Number of students Preferred Cubs   2 Cubs   Total number of  students   3 White Sox   Proportion of students who like the Cubs   4 White Sox       5 Cubs    Standard derivation of Proportion   6 Cubs   Left end point of the 95% confidence interval   7 Cubs    Right end point of the 95% confidence interval   8 Cubs       9 White Sox   95% confidence interval of proportion is (4 decimals) [ ,] 10 Cubs       11 White Sox       12 White Sox       13 Cubs        14 Cubs       15 Cubs        16 Cubs       17 Cubs       18 White Sox       19 Cubs        20 Cubs       21 Cubs        22 Cubs       23 Cubs       24 White Sox       25 Cubs       26 White Sox       27 White Sox       28 White Sox       29 Cubs        30 Cubs       31 Cubs        32 Cubs       33 Cubs       34 White Sox       35 Cubs        36 Cubs       37 Cubs        38 Cubs       39 Cubs        40 Cubs       41 White Sox       42 White Sox       43 Cubs        44 Cubs       45 Cubs        46 Cubs       47 Cubs        48 Cubs       49 White Sox       50 Cubs       51 White Sox       52 White Sox       53 Cubs        54 Cubs       55 Cubs        56 White Sox       57 White Sox       58 White Sox       59 Cubs        60 Cubs

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