Answer the following questions accordingly. Thanks in advance! A problem with polling is whether or not people are willing to answer honestly. If aquestion might be viewed as shameful or embarrassing (about politics, sexual activity,etc.), they may be reluctant to answer honestly.A potential solution to this is the following: let's suppose that YES' is the embarrassingor socially shameful answer. Give the people you are polling the following instructions:flip a coin privately, and if it comes up heads, you must answer honestly. However, if itcomes up tails, you must answer 'YES’ regardless of what the truth is. This gives peopleлplausible deniability about why they answered yes, if pressed. Again, letPNbe thefraction of people who said 'YES’. Let p be the probability that a randomly selectedperson says YES’. Let q be the probability that a person's true answer is 'YES'. Noteлagain, we have that the expected value of p,, is p, but we are actually interested inNmeasuring q. C) IfI want my estimate to be accurate, I want the error of q, to be small. How manyNpeople should I poll to guarantee that the expected squared error on q, is less thanE, when I don't know the value of q?D) How many people should I poll to guarantee the actual error of q, is less than E,Nwith 90% confidence, if I don't know q?

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A problem with polling is whether or not people are willing to answer honestly. If a…