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A random sample is taken from a binomial population with an unknown parameter θ. Find the...

A random sample is taken from a binomial population with an unknown
parameter θ.
Find the least sample size such that the sample proportion ˆθ and the
true proportion θ differ by at most 0.01 with confidence 95%.

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