22.6 is what needs answerd the other is just what goes with it please use calculator method use a ti83 or 84 to answer please nlu in with landlineAs the of a large our confidenceerence about a Population ProportionEXAMPLE 22.4 Estimating Risky BehaviorThe four-step process for any confidence interval is outlined on page 323adult heterosexuals had had multiple partners. That is,1700.06362673What can we say about the population of all adult heterosexuals?PLAN We will give a 99% confidence interval to estimate the proportion o cf aadult heterosexuals who have multiple partners.SOLVE First verify the conditions for inference:The sampling design was a complex stratified sample, and the survey vsenirference prccedures for that design. The overall effect is close to an SRS, however•The sample is large enough: the numbers of successes (170) and failures (2503)in the sample are both much larger than 15.The sample size condition is easily satisfied. The condition that the sample be an SRSis only approximately met.A 99% confidence interval for the proportion p of all adult heterosexuals with multiplepartners uses the standard Normal critical value z* = 2.576. The confidence interval is%3D(0.0636)(0.9364)3D0.0636± 2.57626733D0.0636+ 0.0122= 0.0514 to 0.0758%3DCONCLUDE: We are 99% confident that the percent of adult heterosexuals whonave had more than one sexual partner in the year prior to the survey lies bemeabout 5.1% and 7.6%.weaken our confidenceAs usual, the practical problems of a large sample sUrveyin the AIDS suruey's conclusionspeople in%98S Nd school, college,22.6 Weightlifting Injuries. Resistance training is a popular form of conditiond aimed at enhancing sports performance and is widely used among highschool, college, and professional athletes, although its use foris controversial. A randomn sample of 4111 patients aged 8-30 admitted to4+younger athletesU.S. emergency rooms with the Consumer Product Safety Commission code"weightlifting" were obtained. These injuries were classified as “accidental" ifcaused by dropped weight or improper equipment use. Of the 4111 weight-lifting injuries, 1552 were classified as accidental.10 Give a 90% confidenceinterval for the proportion of weightlifting injuries in this age group that wereaccidental. Follow the four-step process as illustrated in Example 22.4.

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22.6 is what needs answerd the other is just what goes with it please use calculator method use a ti83 or 84 to answer please nlu in with landlineAs the of a large our confidenceerence about a Population ProportionEXAMPLE 22.4 Estimating Risky BehaviorThe four-step process for any confidence interval is outlined on page 323adult heterosexuals had had multiple partners. That is,1700.06362673What can we say about the population of all adult heterosexuals?PLAN We will give a 99% confidence interval to estimate the proportion o cf aadult heterosexuals who have multiple partners.SOLVE First verify the conditions for inference:The sampling design was a complex stratified sample, and the survey vsenirference prccedures for that design. The overall effect is close to an SRS, however•The sample is large enough: the numbers of successes (170) and failures (2503)in the sample are both much larger than 15.The sample size condition is easily satisfied. The condition that the sample be an SRSis only approximately met.A 99% confidence interval for the proportion p of all adult heterosexuals with multiplepartners uses the standard Normal critical value z* = 2.576. The confidence interval is%3D(0.0636)(0.9364)3D0.0636± 2.57626733D0.0636+ 0.0122= 0.0514 to 0.0758%3DCONCLUDE: We are 99% confident that the percent of adult heterosexuals whonave had more than one sexual partner in the year prior to the survey lies bemeabout 5.1% and 7.6%.weaken our confidenceAs usual, the practical problems of a large sample sUrveyin the AIDS suruey's conclusionspeople in%98S Nd school, college,22.6 Weightlifting Injuries. Resistance training is a popular form of conditiond aimed at enhancing sports performance and is widely used among highschool, college, and professional athletes, although its use foris controversial. A randomn sample of 4111 patients aged 8-30 admitted to4+younger athletesU.S. emergency rooms with the Consumer Product Safety Commission code&#34;weightlifting&#34; were obtained. These injuries were classified as “accidental&#34; ifcaused by dropped weight or improper equipment use. Of the 4111 weight-lifting injuries, 1552 were classified as accidental.10 Give a 90% confidenceinterval for the proportion of weightlifting injuries in this age group that wereaccidental. Follow the four-step process as illustrated in Example 22.4.

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Given: 
 Sample size, n = 4111
 Number of injuries classified as accidental = 1552
The sample…