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Answer:
The <u>sample proportion</u>, denoted by ^p, is given by the formula ^p= , where x is the number of individuals with a specified characteristic in a sample of n individuals.
Step-by-step explanation:
Sample proportion is used to determine sample mean, sample standard error and test the hypotheses about the population.
<em>sample mean</em> can be stated as p and <em>sample standard error</em> can be found using the equation where
- n is the sample size
- p is the sample proportion
And if n×p×(1-p)≥10, then sample is assumed large enough to assume normal distribution and apply statistical test.
From the problem we know that Hanna saves one-half of her paycheck each week, so she saves 
. Also, we know that her parents put $50 in her savings account each week, so the total amount she and her parents put in her saving's account is 
.
Since we know that Hanna currently has <span>$1,280 in her saving's account and each week she and her parents deposit $130 to the account, with </span>
representing the number of weeks, we can model the situation as follows:
Since we know that Hanna currently has <span>$1,280 in her saving's account and each week she and her parents deposit $130 to the account, with </span>