Please help me with this very troubling algebra question, Thank you.

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VladimirAG [237]2 years ago

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The answer would have to be 52/87. Since it says "given", as in a geometric sense (proof), you know that the overall would have to be 87. It also adds that the students would be in the 10th grade, thus bringing us to the conclusion that 52/87 is correct. Then, simply use a calculator and put in 52/87. You're final answer, rounded to the nearest hundredth, should be 0.60.

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Whenever we want to estimate parameter from a subset (or sample) of the population, we need to considerate that your estimation won't be a 100% precise, in other words, the process will have a random component that prevents us from always making the exact decision.

With that in mind, the objective of a confidence interval is to give us a better insight of where we expect to find the "true" value of the parameter with a certain degree of certainty.

The estivamative of the true difference between proportions was -0.19 and the confidence interval was [-0.23 ; -0.15].

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