3. On a survey regarding the most watched TV shows on Netflix in 2019 found in addition to the ranking of shows , that 14% of Netix users will tap into the account of someone outside their household . (Source :https ://variety.com l2019 [digital lnews lnetix -orange -is- the -new -black -stranger -things -most -poular -1203267573 I) a. Assume the margin of sampling error was plus or minus 2 percentage points .Find a 90% confidence interval (assuming the margin of error is based on a 90% confidence interval) for the entire population that tap into the Netflix account of someone outside their household '? 4. In a poll released by the New York Times in 1995 , when asked if television shows should have ratings as movies do, 84% of the population sampled said yes (Reference https :l/wwwnytimescom {1995 [08 [20 lmovies lamericans -despair -of -popular - culture.html ). Now someone wants to conduct a similar study in 2020 .Let p be the proportion of individuals who would respond yes to having rankings on television shows like movies do. a. Ifwe didn't have a preliminary sample to estimate p, how large a sample would be necessary to be 95% sure that a point estimate will be within a distance of 0.10 from P? b. Suppose we use the study in 1995 as the preliminary estimate . How many individuals should be included in the sample to be 95% sure that a point estimate will be within a distance of 0.10 from P