For each of the following situations, Specify the standard deviation, s.d. of the sampling distribution of the difference in sample proportions. (Give all answers to four decima places.) (a) The populations are male and female registered voters in the United States, and it is of interest to compare the proportions of males and females who are regist with the Democratic Party. Suppose that, in truth, 26% of men and 31% of women are registered Democrats. Random samples of 400 will be taken from each population. s.d. = (b) The populations are adults with college degrees and adults without college degrees. It is of interest to compare the proportions that support the legalization of marijuana. Suppose that, in truth, 27% of those with college degrees support it, and 16% of those without college degrees support it. Random samples of 400 will E taken from each population. s.d. = (c) The populations are left-handed and right-handed junior high school students. It is of interest to compare the proportions that have learned to play a musical instrument. Suppose that, in truth, 45% of both populations have learned to play a musical instrument. A random sample of 1200 right-handed students and 300 le handed students will be taken.
For each of the following situations, Specify the standard deviation, s.d. of the sampling distribution of the difference in sample proportions. (Give all answers to four decima places.) (a) The populations are male and female registered voters in the United States, and it is of interest to compare the proportions of males and females who are regist with the Democratic Party. Suppose that, in truth, 26% of men and 31% of women are registered Democrats. Random samples of 400 will be taken from each population. s.d. = (b) The populations are adults with college degrees and adults without college degrees. It is of interest to compare the proportions that support the legalization of marijuana. Suppose that, in truth, 27% of those with college degrees support it, and 16% of those without college degrees support it. Random samples of 400 will E taken from each population. s.d. = (c) The populations are left-handed and right-handed junior high school students. It is of interest to compare the proportions that have learned to play a musical instrument. Suppose that, in truth, 45% of both populations have learned to play a musical instrument. A random sample of 1200 right-handed students and 300 le handed students will be taken.
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Chapter10: Statistics
Section10.4: Distributions Of Data
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