An American study published in a recent year claimed to nd evidence of voting by noncitizens. The conclusion was based largely on a survey several years prior in which approximately 38.000 registered voters were asked both whether they voted and whether they were citizens. A total of 339 of those surveyed reported being noncitizens, and a total of 48 of these people also said they voted. Complete pans (a) through (d) below. a. Based on the survey, what percentage of nonc'tizens claim to have voted? 14 '36; (Round to the nearest whole number as needed.) b. One difculty with any survey is response error, in which. for example. people accidentally check the wrong box. Suppose that the response error rate for this survey was only 0.1%, meaning that 99.9% of those surveyed answered the survey questlons accurately. How many people would have answered the citizenship question incorrectly? people (Round to the nearest whole number as needed.)