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MATH1062_MATH1005_MATH1023 MATH1062/1005 Data Quiz 8

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A public health team surveys two regions about willingness to receive a new vaccine. Region A: 54 of 180 randomly sampled adults indicate they are willing. Region B: 77 of 220 randomly sampled adults indicate they are willing. Let p A  and p B  be the population proportions willing in Regions A and B, respectively. Construct a 95% confidence interval for the difference of proportions p A − p B

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A.(−0.120, 0.020)
B.(−0.142, 0.042)
C.(−0.160, 0.060)
D.(−0.108, 0.008)
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First, let's restate the key data: Region A has 54 willing out of 180, giving p̂_A = 54/180 = 0.30. Region B has 77 willing out of 220, giving p̂_B = 77/220 = 0.35. The quantity of interest is p_A − p_B, which in this sample is −0.05. Option A: (−0.120, 0.020). This interval would imply a smaller margin around the observed difference than what the standard error calculation yields. To judge accur......Login to view full explanation

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