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Total Questions Count Count Poor Good (G) Survey's Good (G) % (P) Room Quality 153 47 200 76.5% Food Quality 148 52 200 74.0% Service Quality 143 57 200 71.5% Total No. of (G) & (P) 444 156 600 74.0% Quality of Service Count Satisfied 110 55.0% Dissatified 90 45.0% Total 200 100% 92% confidence interval for the proportion of all 92% confidence inter recent clients that were " dissatisfied." recent clients who answ # of Respondents n 200 # of Respondents # of Events 90 # of Events Proportion of Events 0.45 Proportion of Events Proportion of Non-Events 0.55 Proportion of Non-Events Standard Error (SE) sqrt(p qin) 0.0351781182 Standard Error (SE) Confidence 0.92 Confidence Level of Significance 0.08 Level of Significance Two Sides a/2 0.04 Two Sides N Standard Normal Value -1.7506860713 Standard Normal Value Margin of Error -0.1232 Margin of Error Formula = 2 x z V(p-(1-p)) Formula = 2 x z V(P-(1-I Lower Limit P+Z*SE 0.3884141585 Lower Limit Upper Limit P-Z*SE 0.5115858415 Upper Limit

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