Which of the following is NOT an assumption (condition) for sample data being good enough to estimate the population per

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Which Of The Following Is Not An Assumption Condition For Sample Data Being Good Enough To Estimate The Population Per 1
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Which of the following is NOT an assumption (condition) for sample data being good enough to estimate the population percentage (proportion) with a confidence interval? Sample data should be either normal or have a sample size of at least 30. O At least ten successes and at least ten failures. Random sample. O Individuals in sample should be independent
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