Suppose that 37% of ONU students have taken an online course.
A random sample of 200 ONU students is taken, of which 78 have taken an online course.
Based on the random sample, construct a 95% confidence interval for the proportion of ONU students who have taken an online course.
c) Compute the margin of error for this interval. d) Does the interval confirm that
the interval online course rate is no longer 37%? __________
Explain in at most 2 sentences.
SOLUTION-
POPULATION PROPORTION(p) = 37%
SAMPLE SIZE(n) = 200
SUCCESS(x) = 78
1.) PROBABILITY OF SAMPLE PROPORTION THIS HIGH () = 78/200 = 0.39
2.) THE HYPOTHESIS THAT WE FRAME IS,
THE TEST STATISTIC IS,
NOW A 95% CONFIDENCE INTERVAL FOR POPULATION PROPORTION IS ,
MARGIN OF ERROR(E) =
SO, THE 95% CONFIDENCE INTERVAL IS,
YES, THE INTERVAL SUGGESTS THAT THE ONLINE COURSE RATE IS NO LONGER THAN 37% AS THE SAMPLE PROPORTION IS CONTAINED WITHIN THE INTERVAL.
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