Suppose a political consultant is hired to determine if a school bond is likely to pass in

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Suppose a political consultant is hired to determine if a school bond is likely to pass in a local election. The consultant randomly samples 250 likely voters and finds that 52% of the sample supports passing the bond. Construct a 95% confidence interval for the proportion of voters who support the bond. Assume the conditions are met. Based on the confidence interval, should the consultant predict the bond will pass? Why or why not?

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We are given that p 052 and n 250 Assuming the conditions are met the 95 confidence interval ...View the full answer

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