07 0.5 Points The formulas for the standard deviation and standard error of the proportion for the one- sample z-test and oondence interval are different because the null hypothesis is assumed true when performing a hypothesis test. but no assumptions are made when constructing a condence interval. 0 True 0 False Save Answer 08 0.5 Points In which of the following circumstances do we use the standard deviation of the sample FillP] proportion. a'P = T confidence intervals Hypothesis tests Neither Cls nor hypothesis tests Save Answer 09 0.5 Points What distribution are we relying on when performing inference fora single proportion? 0 Normal 0 Uniform O Binomial O t Save An swer 010 0.5 Points If up 2 10 and n(l p) 2 10. then the Normal approximation to the Binomial always holds. 0 True 0 False Q1 0.5 Points Under what scenario should one use a one-sample z-test (for a proportion) rather than a one- sample t-test (for a mean)? 0 When the variable of interest is binary instead of quantitative. 0 When the variable of interest is quantitative instead of binary. 03 0.5 Points When performing one sample inference for a proportion (using a one sample z test), what is the parameter of interest? OP Of: 013 OH Save