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Answer: Sample B as it has the smaller sample (choice #4)</h3>
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Explanation:
Recall that the margin of error (MOE) is defined as
MOE = z*s/sqrt(n)
The sample size n is located in the denominator, meaning that as n gets bigger, the MOE gets smaller. The same happens in reverse: as n gets smaller, the MOE gets bigger.
Put another way, a small sample size means we have more error because small samples mean they are less representative of the population at large. The bigger a sample is, the better estimate we will have of the parameter.
We are told that "sample A had a larger sample size" indicating that sample A has a more narrow confidence interval.
Therefore, sample B would have a wider confidence interval.
This is true regardless of what the confidence level is set at.
The question is a scientific inquiry. The explanation does not fit any of the four.
C = 2pi r
C/2 Pi = r.
I believe this would be the solution.
A 5 or a queen
52 cards per deck
each card repeats 4 times
a 5 or a queen
there are four 5's and four queens
4+4=8
probablity=desiredoutcomes/totalpossible
probablity=8/52
probablity=4/26
probablity=2/13
