40. a sample of size 100,000 is selected from a population with p 5 .75. a. what is the expected value of p? b. what is the standard error of p? c. show the sampling distribution of p. d. what does the sampling distribution of p show?

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Answer are

a) The Excepted value (p-hat) of p is 0.57

b) The Standard error of p is 0.05

c) Sampling distribution of p is Normal distribution

d) E(p-hat) = 0.57 , σ(p-hat) = 0.05

Excepted value or "p-hat" is defined as the ratio of number of succes in any sample or event to the total the size of sample . It is also known as sample proportion.

P-hat = X/ N

we have given that,

Sample size (N) = 100

Probability of an event occuring (p) or population proportion = 0.57

The Excepted value of sample proportion i.e p-hat is equal to population proportion i.e p

a) so, excepted value of p = 0.57

b) Standard error of p-hat is equal to square roots of product of p and (1-p) divided by sample size .

Standard error of p- hat = √p(1-p)/n

= √0.57 × 0.43/100= 0.05

c) Sampling distribution of sample mean is normal distribution using central limit theorem.

d) Sampling distribution of p shows

E(p-hat) = 0.57

σ(p-hat) = 0.05

Hence, we get all the required values of excepted value of p , standard error of p , distribution of p.

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