The population in Cuba is expected to grow at a rate of 4% each year . Now is
<span>1.3million .
</span>This means that after 1 year the population in Cuba would be: 1.3 million+ 4%*1.3million=1.300.000+52.000=1.352.000
After the second year the population would be: 1.352.000 + 4% of 1.352.000=...
<span>After n years the population would be: population in the n-1 th year + 4% (population in the year n-1)
</span>In 10 years the population in Cuba would be: population in the 9-th year +4% from the population in the 9-th year
yes because it contains a decimal
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that an exit poll of 1000 randomly selected voters found that 515 favored measure A.
Sample proportion p =
Margin of error 99% = 2.58*SE
=
99% confidence interval =
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(Right tailed test)
STd error =
Test statistic Z = p diff/std error =
p value = 0.1714
Answer: 35000
Step-by-step explanation: