Give the relevant proportion using correct notation. Your answer should be composed of symbols. Of all...
Give the relevant proportion using correct notation. Your answer should be composed of symbols. Of all 1,672,395 members of the high school class of 2014 who took the SAT, 793,986 were minority students.
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Given that, Of all 1,672,395 members of the high school class of 2014 who took the SAT, 793,986 were minority students.
Since, it is population we want to find, population proportion (p),
p = 793986/1672395 = 0.47475985
Therefore, proportion is,
p = 0.4748 ( rounded to 4 decimal places )
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