A team of runners is needed to run a 1/3-mile relay race. If each runner must run 1/9 mile, how many runners will be needed?
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The correct option is B
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The proportion that choose to vaccinate the teen boys is
considering the first statement
The 95% confidence interval is 12% ± the margin of error*standard deviation is false because
The 95% confidence interval is is %12 ± the margin of error
considering the second statement
The confidence interval should not be calculated due to the small sample size is true because from the central limit theorem
np = 64 * 0.12 = 7.68
and this value is less than 10 hence the confidence interval should not be calculated
considering the third statement
A 99% confidence interval will be smaller than the 90% confidence interval is false
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