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Which of the following is the confidence length of the interval estimation at the 90% confidence level of the proportion of women who respond to a sudden event in less than 1 second?

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In a study investigating the reaction times of women in the face of a sudden event, it was observed that 354 of 1200 randomly selected women responded in less than 1 second. Which of the following is the confidence length of the interval estimation at the 90% confidence level of the proportion of women who respond to a sudden event in less than 1 second?

0.036

0.060

NS)

0.052

0.012

TO)

0.044

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