A recent survey of size 1400 revealed that 29.4 percent of the people listen to Spotify as their means of listening to music for leisure. Suppose we wanted to know an estimate for the proportion that would listen to Spotify in a major market at 99 percent. Calculate the margin of error for the context. Assume all conditions are satisfied.

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Q: Can no guarantee ensure that the best estimates will ever match the actual values?

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Q: Which of the following ideas is false when calculating the estimate?

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Q: Find the maximum percentage error in an approximate number –4.5

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Q: the margine of error is always greater than or equal to the standard error?

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Q: The margin of error is always greater than or equal to the standard error.

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Q: What is the standard error of the point estimate vou calculated for the previous question?

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Q: @ Briefly deuribe the difference be tween estimations and hyporhenis testing.

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Estimation

A new framework of data analysis where the new statistical methods are used for interpreting the results and analyzing the data is known as estimation in statistics.