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n = 100 ,p = 0.40
a)
E(p^) = p = 0.40
b)
standard error = sqrt(p(1-p)/n) = 0.049
c)
pbar follow normal distribution with mean = 0.4 and sd = 0.049
d)
sample proportion
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