c). Estimate the actual percentage of the visitors who would rent the system using a 98% confidence interval. d). Carefully interpret this interval estimation. e). Using t
An inventor has developed a system that allows visitors to museums, zoos, and other attractions to get information at the touch of a digital code. For example, zoo patrons can listen to an announcement (recorded on a microchip) about each animal they see. It is anticipated that the device would rent for $3.00 each. The installation cost for the complete system is expected to be about $400,000. The Milwaukee Zoo is interested in having the system installed, but management is uncertain about whether to take the risk. A financial analysis of the problem indicates that if more than 10% of the Zoo visitors rent the system the zoo will make a profit. To help make the decision, a sample of 400 zoo visitors is given details of the system’s capabilities and cost. Forty eight people say they would rent the device.
c). Estimate the actual percentage of the visitors who would rent the system using a 98% confidence interval.
d). Carefully interpret this
e). Using the estimation in (c), can the management of the zoo conclude that the investment would result in a profit?
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