Given that, estimate of the population proportion (p) = 0.3162
margin of error (E) = 0.04
A 98% confidence level has significance level of 0.02 and
critical value is,
We want to find, the sample size (n)
=> n = 734
Note : If we used critical value = 2.326 then required sample size is n = 731
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answer B
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