Alcohol is claimed to be a factor in 39% of all fatal car accidents in the United States. The town police chief is reviewing a random sample of 55 local car accident records to compare to the national data. How many of the sample records need to show alcohol as a factor to suggest a significant difference exists between the national and local rate of alcohol related car accidents? Explain using standard deviations.

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Alcohol is claimed to be a factor in 39% of all fatal car accidents in the United States. The town
police chief is reviewing a random sample of 55 local car accident records to compare to the
national data. How many of the sample records need to show alcohol as a factor to suggest a
significant difference exists between the national and local rate of alcohol related car accidents?
Explain using standard deviations.
Transcribed Image Text:Alcohol is claimed to be a factor in 39% of all fatal car accidents in the United States. The town police chief is reviewing a random sample of 55 local car accident records to compare to the national data. How many of the sample records need to show alcohol as a factor to suggest a significant difference exists between the national and local rate of alcohol related car accidents? Explain using standard deviations.
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