Mathematics, 29.11.2021 15:40, 23gordns

In 2013, the Public Religion Research Institute conducted a survey of 1,033 adults, 18 years of age or older, in the continental United States. One of the questions on their survey was as follows: On any given Sunday, are you more likely to only be in church, more likely to only be watching football, doing both, or doing neither?

(a) To only be in church [269 respondents selected this answer]

(b) To only be watching football [175 respondents selected this answer]

(c) Doing both [217 respondents selected this answer]

(d) Doing neither [372 respondents selected this answer]
Create a 95% confidence interval to estimate the actual percentage of adults in the U. S., aged 18 and older, that are "likely" to ONLY be in church on any given Sunday.

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