You conduct a poll of 500 randomly selected city residents, asking them if they own an...
You conduct a poll of 500 randomly selected city residents, asking them if they own an automobile, 280 say they do own an automobile.
Construct a 94% confidence interval for the population proportion of city residents who own an automobile.
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