CHALLENGE ACTIVITY 7.2.2: Confidence intervals for population proportions (two-tailed) 4 4214 2653566.qx3zay7 Jump to level 1 Understanding student demographics is important for a college in deciding what programs will most benefit students. A sample of students is taken to determine what proportion of students identify as Hispanic or Latino. The results of the sample are shown below. Student sample Hispanic/Latino (x) 68 Sample size (n) 400 Confidence Level 95% Critical Value 1.96 Margin of Error 0.037 What is the population parameter? Pick Pick What i The number of students in the sample that identify as Hispanic or Latino The proportion of all students at the college that identify as Hispanic or Latino The de The proportion of all students in the sample that identify as Hispanic or Latino itify as Hispanic The sample size or Latino is between | Ex: 0.123CHALLENGE ACTIVITY 7.2.2: Confidence intervals for population proportions (two-tailed). 414214.2653566.qx3zay7 Jump to level 1 Understanding student demographics is important for a college in deciding what programs will most benefit students. A sample of students is taken to determine what proportion of students identify as Hispanic or Latino. The results of the sample are shown below. Student sample Hispanic/Latino (x) 68 Sample size (n) 400 Confidence Level 95% Critical Value 1.96 Margin of Error 0.037 What is the population parameter? Pick What is the point estimate for the population proportion? p = Ex: 0.99 The data suggests a | Pick ) confidence exists that the proportion of students who identify as Hispanic Pick or Latino is between | 90% 23 95% 99%LENGE ITY 7.2.2: Confidence intervals for population proportions (two-tailed) 2653566.qx3zay7 Jump to level 1 Understanding student demographics is important for a college in deciding what programs will most benefit students. A sample of students is taken to determine what proportion of students identify as Hispanic or Latino. The results of the sample are shown below. Student sample Hispanic/Latino (x) 68 Sample size (n) 400 Confidence Level 95% Critical Value 1.96 Margin of Error 0.037 What is the population parameter? Pick What is the point estimate for the population proportion? p = Ex: 0.99 The data suggests a | Pick ~ ] confidence exists that the proportion of students who identify as Hispanic or Latino is between | Ex: 0.123