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Suppose a survey of 240 college students finds that 147 say they are not getting enough sleep construct a 95% confidence interval for the proportions of college students who are not getting enough sleep what is the lower end of the confidence interval answer as a decimal round at least 3 places  

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Suppose a survey of 240 college students finds that 147 say they are not getting enough sleep construct a 95% confidence interval for the proportions of college students who are not getting enough sleep what is the lower end of the confidence interval answer as a decimal round at least 3 places

 

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Suppose a survey of 240 college students finds that 147 say they are not getting enough sleep.

So we will let p be the proportion of college students who are not getting enough sleep.

  • p = 147/240
  • p = 0.6125
  • Sample size, n = 240

The 95% confidence interval for the proportions of college students who are not getting enough sleep is calculated by the formula:

  • p0 = p ± z*sqrt(p(1-p)/n)

Where at 95% confidence, z = 1.96, so;

  • p0 = 0.6125 ± 1.96*sqrt(0.6125(1-0.6125)/240)
  • p0 = 0.6125 ± 0.0616367
  • p0 = 0.55086 and 0.674137

The 95% confidence interval is between 0.55086 and 0.674137.

(Round your final answer to the required decimals.)

 

 

The lower end of the confidence interval is 0.55086 with upper end 0.674137.