According to recent research, 39% of Americans have less than $350 in the bank for an emergency. Let p be the proportion of people who have less than $350 in the bank for an emergency in a random sample of 92 Americans. Determine the probability that the proportion of people in a random sample of 92 Americans who have less than $350 in the bank for an emergency is within 8% of the population proportion. Round the solution to four decimal places. P(p within 8% of the population proportion) %3D Determine the probability that the proportion of people in a random sample of 92 Americans who have less than $350 in the bank for an emergency is greater than the population proportion by 12% or more. Round the solution to four decimal places. P(p greater than the population proportion by 12% or more)

According to recent research, 39% of Americans have less than $350 in the bank for an emergency. Let p be the proportion of people who have less than $350 in the bank for an emergency in a random sample of 92 Americans. Determine the probability that the proportion of people in a random sample of 92 Americans who have less than $350 in the bank for an emergency is within 8% of the population proportion. Round the solution to four decimal places. P(p within 8% of the population proportion) %3D Determine the probability that the proportion of people in a random sample of 92 Americans who have less than $350 in the bank for an emergency is greater than the population proportion by 12% or more. Round the solution to four decimal places. P(p greater than the population proportion by 12% or more)

College Algebra

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337282291

Author:Ron Larson

Publisher:Ron Larson

Chapter8: Sequences, Series,and Probability

Section: Chapter Questions

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