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A sample of 150 potatos were spot checked for bruises. "Yes" indicates that there were visible bruises. | |||
Yes | To determine the total number of "Yes" answers, use =countif(select data in column A, "Yes") | ||
Yes | To determine the total number of "No" answers, use =countif(select data in column A, "No") | ||
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Yes | x--the number of bruised potatos | ||
Yes | n--sample size (total number of potatos checked) | ||
Yes | point estimate (pbar)--x/n | ||
Yes | z--use = - norm.s.inv((1-confidence level)/2) | ||
Yes | standard error = sqrt(pbar*(1-pbar)/n) | ||
Yes | margin of error = z*standard error | ||
Yes | upper limit = pbar + margin of error | ||
Yes | lower limit = pbar - margin of error | ||
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