a)
here margin of error E = | 0.050 | |
for98% CI crtiical Z = | 2.33 | |
estimated proportion=p= | 0.500 | |
required sample size n = | p*(1-p)*(z/E)2= | 543.00 |
(Note: for exact value of z ; this should be 542 if calculated from software)
b)
c)
here margin of error E = | 0.050 | |
for98% CI crtiical Z = | 2.33 | |
estimated proportion=p= | 0.150 | |
required sample size n = | p*(1-p)*(z/E)2= | 277.00 |
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