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Transcribed Image Text:A random sample of n = 920 individuals and Y = 460 yields the confidence interval
(0.41423 , 0.48577)for p. Determine the level of confidence (1-a)% of this interval.
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prefer large_car. State clearly the two hypotheses, compute the test statistic and
conclude.
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