Project #3: Lessons 7-9 The Central Limit Theorem for Proportions Student name: Project Goal: To explore the Central Limit Theorem for Proportions using observed data. Directions Overview: You will research and write a report about a categorical variable from an identified population. For all written responses, use full sentences and justify your answers using specific details or values as appropriate. 1. Do a web search to find a proportion related to a categorical variable that interests you. The categorical variable must have only two categories, such as "yes" and "no." A. Write a sentence that identifies the proportion. (Example: 77% (p=0.77) of American women use Facebook, according to Pew Research. https//www.pewresearch. org/fact- tank/2021/06/01/facts-about-americans-and-facebook) B. Identify the population implied by your proportion. See Previews 2A and 9A for a few examples of identifying samples and populations. (Example: The population is all American women.) C. Write a sentence that identifies the categorical variable. (Example: The categorical variable is whether or not a woman uses Facebook.)