Calculate the standard error. May normality be assumed?
(Round your answers to 4 decimal
places.)
| Standard Error | Normality | |||
| (a) | n = 27, ππ = .24 | (Click to select) Yes No | ||
| (b) | n = 56, ππ = .43 | (Click to select) Yes No | ||
| (c) | n = 123, ππ = .47 | (Click to select) Yes No | ||
| (d) | n = 578, ππ = .004 | (Click to select) Yes No | ||
The formula of standard error is

If n*
> 5 and
n*
> 5
we say that normality follow.
| Standard error | Normality | ||
| a) |
n=27 , = 0.24 |
0.0822 | Yes |
| b) |
n=56, = 0.43 |
0.0662 | Yes |
| c) | n
= 123 , = 0.47 |
0.0450 | Yes |
| d) | n
= 578 , = 0.004 |
0.0026 | No |
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