A sample of 100 components is drawn, and a 95% confidence

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QUESTION:

A sample of 100 components is drawn, and a 95% confidence interval for the proportion defective specifies this proportion to within \(\pm\)0.06. To get a more  precise estimate of the number defective, the sample size will be increased to 400, and the confidence interval will be recomputed. What will be the approximate width of the new confidence interval? Choose the best answer:

i. \(\pm\)0.015

ii. \(\pm\)0.03

iii. \(\pm\)0.06

iv. \(\pm\)0.12

v. \(\pm\)0.24

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QUESTION:

A sample of 100 components is drawn, and a 95% confidence interval for the proportion defective specifies this proportion to within \(\pm\)0.06. To get a more  precise estimate of the number defective, the sample size will be increased to 400, and the confidence interval will be recomputed. What will be the approximate width of the new confidence interval? Choose the best answer:

i. \(\pm\)0.015

ii. \(\pm\)0.03

iii. \(\pm\)0.06

iv. \(\pm\)0.12

v. \(\pm\)0.24

Equation transcription:

Text transcription:

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In this question, we are asked to find the approximate width of the new confidence interval for increased sample size of 400.

Given a sample of 100 components, and a 95% confidence interval for the proportion defective specifies this proportion to within .

The options are i. , ii. , iii. , iv. , v. .

Let be a large sample of size  from a population with mean and standard deviation  

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