<span>30.96576 because the calculator says so..lol
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Answer:
<em>98% of confidence intervals for the Population proportion of people who captured after appearing on the 10 most wanted list</em>
(0.3583 , 0.4579)
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Explanation</u>:-
<em>Given sample size 'n' = 517</em>
Given data Suppose a sample of 517 suspected criminals is drawn. Of these people, 211 were captured.
'x' =211
<em>The sample proportion</em>


<em>98% of confidence intervals for the Population proportion of people who captured after appearing on the 10 most wanted list</em>


(0.4081-0.0498 , 0.4081 +0.0498)
(0.3583 , 0.4579)
<u><em>Conclusion</em></u>:-
<em>98% of confidence intervals for the Population proportion of people who captured after appearing on the 10 most wanted list</em>
(0.3583 , 0.4579)
Answer: (y-c)/m
Reasoning:
Subtract c from both sides [ y-c=mx+c-c ]
Divide m from both sides [ (y-c)/m=mx/m ]
I believe the answer is 3,5 if you are going counterclockwise