A random sample of 189 students were asked how many songs were in their digital music library and what fraction of them were legally purchased. Overall, they reported having a total of 117,738 songs, of which 21.6% were legal. The music industry would like a good estimate of the percentage of songs in students' digital libraries that are legal.
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What is the parameter being estimated? What is the population? What is the sample size? |
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Construct a 99% confidence interval for the fraction of legal digital music, if you can. If not, explain the problem. |


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