During a particular battle a character has 234 critical strikes out of 633 attacks. what is...
During a particular battle a character has 234 critical strikes
out of 633 attacks. what is the lower bound for the 99% confidence
interval for the proportion of strikes that are critical
strikes?
assume that the probability of a critical strike is the same for
every attack and that the attacks are independent. Round three
decimal places
Homework Answers
We have given,
x=234
n=633
Estimate for sample proportion=0.3697
Level of significance is =1-0.99=0.01
Z critical value(using Z table)=2.576
Confidence interval lower bound
=0.320
Lower limit for confidence interval=0.3203
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