Asked if he has any regrets about the way he's handled the coronavirus crisis so far, President Trump said no — and he cited polling to back him up. Trump has hit his highest approval rating since becoming president – 47% according to an average of the polls. For a random sample of size n = 50 citizens, the standard error of the sampling distribution of citizens support President Trump is [] (four decimal places).
Ans:
Given that
p=0.47
sample size,n=50
standard error=sqrt(0.47*(1-0.47)/50)=0.0706
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