What is the probability (to 4 decimal places) that the true population proportion of people in poor health is above .13?   (b)  Between .11 and .12

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In the previous assignment, we examined a random sample of 300 adults and who were asked to assess their health, from “Poor” to “Excellent.”  The proportion of people who were in “Poor” health was .100 and the standard error of that proportion was .0173.

(a)  What is the probability (to 4 decimal places) that the true population proportion of people in poor health is above .13?  

(b)  Between .11 and .12 (to 4 decimal places)?  

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