X represents the number of people having an own smartphone in the sample. The sample proportion is p̂ (called "p-hat"), and it is computed by taking the ratio of the number of successes in the sample to the sample size, that is:
If there are more than 5 successes and more than 5 failures, then the confidence interval can be computed with this formula:
where Z is the Z-value at 90% level of significance. so , Z = 1.645
According to the question = 372 / 1000 = 0.372
Now 90% confidence interval for population proportion is
= ( 0.372 - {1.645 *(0.372(1-0.372) /1000) } , 0.372 + {1.645 *(0.372(1-0.372) /1000) } )
= ( 0.372 - 0.0251 , 0.372+0.0251 )
= ( 0.3469 , 0.3971)
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