Answer:
I used the function 1-proportion z-interval on the calculator, where I inputted
- Successes(x) = 64
- Sample size(n) = 593
- Confidence Level(C level) = 0.99
It would result in zInterval_1Prop 64,593,0.99: stat.results, where the values are shown below as:
- Lower bound (CLower) = 0.075105
- Upper bound (CUpper) = 0.140747
- test statistic (p^) = 0.107926
- Margin of error (ME) = 0.032821
Therefore, the 99% confidence interval would be around 0.11 ± 0.03 or range from 0.08 to 0.14.
<em><u>Note: not sure if this is correct</u></em><em> O_o</em>
Answer:
B. They were regarded as the property of the noble whose fields they worked in.
And C. They made up more than three-quarters of the population.
Explanation:
I took the test, let me know if it's correct :)
Tori passed Piaget's class inclusion problem. This indicates that Tori can relate perceived specific categories to their less obvious general categories. This is further explained below.
<h3>What is Piaget's class inclusion problem?</h3>
Generally, Piaget considers the class-inclusion task to be a test of a child's understanding of the hierarchical structure of categorization.
In conclusion, Piaget's class inclusion issue was successfully solved by Tori. This suggests that Tori is able to tie particular categories that are perceived to their more obscure generic categories.
Read more about Piaget's class inclusion problem.
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I believe the answer is b.
