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Question 421461: In a random sample of 1100 likely voters 572 said they would vote for your candidate. what is your hunch? Would you claim 95% confidence that your candidte will receive the majority of the votes?
My answer: I would guess with over 50% of the of the sample affirming their vote for my csndidate that the probability of the full population voting for my candidate is very high. However, I don't how to calculate the 95% confidence Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! In a random sample of 1100 likely voters 572 said they would vote for your candidate. what is your hunch? Would you claim 95% confidence that your candidte will receive the majority of the votes?
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572/1100 = 52%
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E = 1.96*sqrt[0.52*0.48/1100] = 0.0295
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95% CI: 0.52-0.0295 < p < 0.52+0.0295
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95% CI: 0.4905 < p < 0.5495
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I'll leave the hunching to you.
cheers,
Stan H.