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Sebastian wants to estimate the proportion of the sophomores at his high school who like to waterski. he interviews a simple random sample of 60 of the 150 sophomores on campus. he finds that 19 like to waterski. is the independent condition for finding confidence intervals met? explain.(a) yes, the independent condition for finding confidence intervals is met because npì‚ = 19 and n(1 − pì‚) = 41, both of which are at least 10.(b) yes, the independent condition for finding confidence intervals is met because the sample size is greater than 30.(c) no, the independent condition for finding confidence intervals is not met because npì‚ = 19 and n(1 − pì‚) = 41, both of which are less than 100.(d) no, the independent condition for finding confidence intervals is not met, because 60 is more than 10% of 150.(e) yes, the independent condition for finding confidence intervals is met because the sample is a simple random sample.
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