Question

1. A Poll wants to know how many people will vote third party. They ask 500 people if theyre voting 3rd party. 20/500 people say they plan on it. You want to create a 96% confidence interval for the true proportion of all people who plan on voting third party. What is the 96% confidence interval? Report to three decimal places.

2.For the situation presented in question four, are both of the assumptions met for the confidence interval to be valid?

	A.	Yes, both assumptions are met.
	B.	No, only one assumption is met.
	C.	No, neither of the assumptions are met.
	D.	It is impossible to tell.

3. What is the correct interpretation of your confidence interval from question #1?

Answer 1