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Suppose x=21 is an observation from a B(27, p) random variable. Compute a two sided 95%...

Suppose x=21 is an observation from a B(27, p) random variable. Compute a two sided 95% interval for p.

(0.572, 0.984)

(0.621, 0.935)

(0.646, 0.909)

(0.625. 0.705)

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95% confident that the true population proportion p is contained by the interval (0.621,0.935) .



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