Q. What is the value of proportion that should be used to compute the standard error...
Q. What is the value of proportion that should be used to compute the standard error for the test statistic: is it 0.330, 0.350, 0.669 or 0.1910
Q. The p-value for this test was computed to be 0.03. Then we have ______________________ to say the percentage of young Americans who agree with this statement is more than 33% 1. very strong evidence 2. some evidence 3. not enough evidence 4. no evidence at all
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From the given information above,
WE USE O.330 TO COMPUTE THE STANDARD ERROR OF THE TEST.
THE PVALUE IS 0.03 THEN WE HAVE SOME EVIDANCE TO SAY THAT THE PERCENTAGE OF YOUNG AMERICAN WHO AGREE WITH THIS STATEMENT IS MORE THAN 33%
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