6. (4 pts) Wearing Socks The United States has about 330 million residents. Suppose that you want to estimate the propor

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6. (4 pts) Wearing Socks The United States has about 330 million residents. Suppose that you want to estimate the proportion of Americans who wore socks yesterday to within a margin-of-error of 3.5 percentage points with 95% confidence. Which of the following is closest to the number of people that you would need to randomly sample? Show work to support your choice. A. 30 B. 1000 €. 30,000 D. 1,000,000 E=.035 ت = 5، سے اتر 2 35 * 330000000 too 1155oooo 2 n = pq

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