Question: The U.S. Senate just passed a bill by a vote of 5545 (with all 100 senators voting). A student who took an elementary statistics course
The U.S. Senate just passed a bill by a vote of 5545 (with all 100 senators voting). A student who took an elementary statistics course last semester says, We can use these data to make a confidence interval about p. We have n = 100 and pÌ = 55/100 = .55. Hence, according to him, a 95% confidence interval for p is
Does this make sense? If not, what is wrong with the students reasoning?
(.55)(45) V100 = .55 .098 = .452 to .648 p zrp_ .55 + 1.96
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