Answer:
99% confidence interval is:
(0.00278 < P1 - P2< 0.15921)
Step-by-step explanation:
For calculating a confidence intervale for the difference between the proportions of workers in the two cities, we calculate the following:
Where 
: proportion sample of individuals who worked
at more than one job in the city one
: Number of respondents in the city one
: proportion sample of individuals who worked
at more than one job in the city two
: Number of respondents in the city two
Then
α = 0.01 and α/2 = 0.005
and 
and 
The confidence interval is:
(0.00278 < P1 - P2< 0.15921)
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Let x = Edna's age
then it follows that (x + 1) is Ellie's age and (x + 2) is Elsa's age
We can now write and equation for the sum of their ages equal to 108:
x + (x + 1) + (x +2) = 108 simplify the left side
3x + 3 = 108 subtract 3 from both sides
3x = 105 divide both sides by 3
x = 35
Edna is 35, Ellie is 36, and Elsa is 37
Answer:
555.56
Step-by-step explanation:
Purpose of the study: To determine if women are better drivers than men.
Survey or Opinion population: 1,000
You are experimenting on 9 out of a thousand opinions.
5 of these opinions are that women are better drivers
4 of these opinions are that women are not better drivers
You want to know the <em>sample</em> (full sample size is 9) <em>proportion</em> for women as better drivers; using the large sample method. This method is also called the asymptotic method.
This involves approximating the desired statistic, with just a small fraction of the population; in this case, 9/1000.
This approximation will get more and more accurate as sample size increases and you know that a larger sample size gives a better representation and interpretation of the population preference!
So using ratio, the sample proportion for women as the better drivers is given by:
5/9 x 1000 = 555.56 opinions
