Calculate SE() for n = 100 and these values of p: a. p = .01 b. p

Question:

Calculate SE() for n = 100 and these values of p:
a. p = .01
b. p = .10
c. p = .30
d. p = .50
e. p = .70
f. p = .90
g. p = .99
h. Plot SE() versus p on graph paper and sketch a smooth curve through the points. For what value of p is the standard deviation of the sampling of a maximum? What happens to the standard error when p is near 0 or near 1.0?
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