Solution:
Confidence interval for Population Proportion is given as below:
Confidence Interval = P ± Z* sqrt(P*(1 – P)/n)
Where, P is the sample proportion, Z is critical value, and n is sample size.
We are given
x = 2544
n = 3814
P = x/n = 2544/3814 = 0.667016256
Confidence level = 90%
Critical Z value = 1.6449
(by using z-table)
Confidence Interval = P ± Z* sqrt(P*(1 – P)/n)
Confidence Interval = 0.667016256 ± 1.6449* sqrt(0.667016256*(1 – 0.667016256)/3814)
Confidence Interval = 0.667016256 ± 1.6449* 0.0076
Confidence Interval = 0.667016256 ± 0.0126
Lower limit = 0.667016256 - 0.0126 = 0.6545
Upper limit = 0.667016256 + 0.0126 = 0.6796
Confidence interval = (0.6545, 0.6796)
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