pr: SE: P4; The draws are made replacement. (Hint: Do you want to survey the same person twice? If not, don't put the ticket back in the box.) A.without E .with The expected value for the percent all American adults who favor a ban on automatic assault weapons is 96 Df course, each time we randomly draw a sample the percentage of T'1"s will vary. The SE measures the typical size of this variation. The SE of the sample percent depends on 2 things: the SD of the box {which we estimate by the SD of the sample) and the sqrt of n. What is the SD of the sample? {Give answer to 2 decimal places.) What is the sqrt of n? [Round your answer to the nearest tenth.) What is the SE of the sample 'ii? [Round your answer to the nearest tenth.) if: Since the probability histogram for all possible samples drawn from the box is close to the normal curve, about 58% of the samples will be right to within 1 SE of the real population 9E: for the death penalty and about 95% will be right to within 2 SE's. That means we can he 55% confident our sample is right to with 2 SE's. That's what polls call the Margin of Error and statisticians call a 95% confidence interval. What is the margin of error of the Time poll? {In other words, what is 2 times the SE for 93?} 93 That means that we can be 95% confident that if we polled ALL likely voters in the US, the percentage favoring a ban on the sale of automatic assault weapons would be between ?% and ?% [Put the lower number firstIn other words put %2SE's rst, and SS%+2SE's second)