A random sample of 300 items reveals that 192 of the items have the attribute of...
A random sample of
300
items reveals that
192
of the items have the attribute of interest.
a. What is the point estimate for the population proportion for all items having this attribute?
b. Use the information from the random sample to develop a
90%
confidence interval estimate for the population proportion, p, of all items having this attribute of interest.
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