Ans:
a)z value for 94% confidence interval is 1.88
sample proportion=52/128=0.406
94% confidence interval for proportion is
=0.406+/-1.88*SQRT(0.406*(1-0.406)/128)
=0.406+/-0.082
=(0.325, 0.488)
b)
Margin of error=0.03
sample size,n=2.326^2*0.406*(1-0.406)/0.03^2=1450
c)
sample size,n=2.326^2*0.5*(1-0.5)/0.03^2=1503
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