In a recent survey of 205 never-married single women, 78% thought they would eventually find, and marry, their perfect mate. The standard error for a confidence interval for this proportion is
.4142
.0008
.1716
.0289
Solution :
Given that,
n = 205
Point estimate = sample proportion =
= 0.78
1 -
= 1 - 0.78=0.22
SE=
((
* (1 -
)) / n)
=(((0.78*0.22)
/ 205)
SE =0.0289
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