A margin of error within 3% with 90% confidence. We estimate that the population proportion is about
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A margin of error within ±3% with 90% confidence. We estimate that the population proportion is about 0.3.
What sample size is needed to give the desired margin of error in estimating a population proportion with the indicated level of confidence?
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