Mathematics, 12.03.2020 17:15, heatherballiet866

We are estimating the percentage of taxpayers who are in favor of a particular tax-related piece of legislation. We want to be 99% sure that our estimate is within 3% from the true population value. We know from the previous survey that 50% of taxpayers are in favor of the registration. What should be the number of taxpayers included in our representative sample?

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