A 99% confidence interval for a population proportion based on a random sample of size sixty is 55% to 68%. Given the hypothesis H, : p = 70% versus H, : p + 70%, A. we reject H, at 1% significance level. В. we fail to reject H, at 1% significance level. C. we have sufficient evidence to conclude that the population proportion is different than 70%. D. we have insufficient evidence to conclude that the population proportion is different than 70%. A B D

A 99% confidence interval for a population proportion based on a random sample of size sixty is 55% to 68%. Given the hypothesis H, : p = 70% versus H, : p + 70%, A. we reject H, at 1% significance level. В. we fail to reject H, at 1% significance level. C. we have sufficient evidence to conclude that the population proportion is different than 70%. D. we have insufficient evidence to conclude that the population proportion is different than 70%. A B D

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Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

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