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Chapter 10.4, Problem 19AYU
To determine
To decide: Whether the problem requires a confidence interval or hypothesis test and determine the variable of interest.
To state: Whether the confidence interval will be for a population proportion or for population
To write: The null hypothesis and alternative hypothesis if problem requires a hypothesis test.
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