To find the effect of a recent policy change on employee morale, a large corporation decides to conduct an opinion survey, asking N randomly selected employees whether they are satisfied with the new policy. How many employees must be sampled in order to guarantee a sampling error (95% confidence interval) within +/− 3%? (Hint: Recall class discussion of sample size to meet error margin requirements for unknown proportions.) A survey is conducted, using the value of N chosen in part a. This survey reveals that 62.5% of the sampled employees are satisfied with the new policy. What is the 95% confidence interval for p, the proportion of all company employees that are satisfied with the new policy? What is the 99% confidence interval for p? Does the 95% confidence interval suggest that a majority of employees are satisfied with the policy? Discuss in 1 or 2 sentences.
- To find the effect of a recent policy change on employee morale, a large corporation decides to conduct an opinion survey, asking N randomly selected employees whether they are satisfied with the new policy.
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How many employees must be sampled in order to guarantee a sampling error (95% confidence interval) within +/− 3%? (Hint: Recall class discussion of
sample size to meet error margin requirements for unknown proportions.) -
A survey is conducted, using the value of N chosen in part a. This survey reveals that 62.5% of the sampled employees are satisfied with the new policy.
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What is the 95% confidence interval for p, the proportion of all company employees that are satisfied with the new policy?
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What is the 99% confidence interval for p?
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Does the 95% confidence interval suggest that a majority of employees are satisfied with the policy? Discuss in 1 or 2 sentences.
In order to guarantee a sampling error (95% confidence interval) within +/− 3% :
The Confidence interval should be obtained as :
By the problem ,
Therefore, 33 employees must be sampled
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