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A survey of 120 randomly selected employees of a large insurance company shows that the sample proportion of employees which feel secure about their job is 0.35 and the standard error of this estimate is 0.044. Construct a 99% confidence interval for the proportion of all this company’s employees who feel secure about their jobs. Round your bounds to 2 decimal places.
p=proportion of employees which feel secure about their job out of selected sample (n)
ie P=0.35 n=120 SE=0.044
for 95% confidence level = (100-95)/100 = 0.01
/2 = 0.005
Z/2 = Z0.005= 2.58
#value of z is obtain from standard normal table
99% confidence interval for the proportion of all the employees of dot com companies who feel secure about their jobs
(0.2365,0.4635)
#(0.24,0.46) is 99% confidence interval for the proportion