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total peas
152 + 428
580
percentage of yellow peas
152/580
zα/2 = 2.5758
Lower Bound = p̂ - zα/2•√p̂(1 - p̂)/n
= 0.2621 - (2.5758)(0.01826)
= 0.21506
Upper Bound = p̂ + zα/2•√p̂(1 - p̂)/n
= 0.2621 + (2.57583)(0.01826)
= 0.3091
Confidence Interval = (0.2151, 0.3091)
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