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The use of the interval p(1 - p) p± (z critical value) n requires a large sample. For each of the following combinations of n and p, indicate whether the sample size is large enough for use of this interval to be appropriate. (a) n = 54 and p = 0.30 ○ Yes No (b) n = 54 and p = 0.05 Yes ○ No (c) n = 14 and p = 0.45 ○ Yes No (d) n = 103 and p = 0.03 ○ Yes No (e) n = 103 and p = 0.60 ○ Yes No (f) n = 40 and p = 0.25 Yes ○ No

The use of the interval p(1 - p) p± (z critical value) n requires a large sample. For each of the following combinations of n and p, indicate whether the sample size is large enough for use of this interval to be appropriate. (a) n = 54 and p = 0.30 ○ Yes No (b) n = 54 and p = 0.05 Yes ○ No (c) n = 14 and p = 0.45 ○ Yes No (d) n = 103 and p = 0.03 ○ Yes No (e) n = 103 and p = 0.60 ○ Yes No (f) n = 40 and p = 0.25 Yes ○ No

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The use of the interval p(1 - p) p± (z critical value)1 n requires a large sample. For each of the following combinations of n and p, indicate whether the sample size is large enough for use of this interval to be appropriate. (a) n = 54 and p = 0.30 Yes No (b) n = 54 and p = 0.05 Yes No (c) n = 14 and p = 0.45 Yes No (d) n = 103 and p = 0.03 Yes No (e) n = 103 and p = 0.60 Yes (f) No n = 40 and p = 0.25 Yes No
Transcribed Image Text:The use of the interval p(1 - p) p± (z critical value)1 n requires a large sample. For each of the following combinations of n and p, indicate whether the sample size is large enough for use of this interval to be appropriate. (a) n = 54 and p = 0.30 Yes No (b) n = 54 and p = 0.05 Yes No (c) n = 14 and p = 0.45 Yes No (d) n = 103 and p = 0.03 Yes No (e) n = 103 and p = 0.60 Yes (f) No n = 40 and p = 0.25 Yes No
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