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Option c) The centers will roughly be equal, and the variability of simulation A will be less than the variability of simulation B
According to the information given in the question,
A true proportion of 0.325 represents that the two simulations will be conducted for sampling proportions from a population
Simulation A -
Sample size - 100
Trials - 1500
Simulation B -
Sample size - 50
Trials - 2000
Now due to the relation of simulation A and simulation B, they are closely equal-
The total sample size of simulation A= 1500 x 100
= 150000
The total sample size of simulation B = 2000 x 50
= 100000
From the above calculations of simulations A and B, we can see that while comparing the,
Sample Size = Simulation A > Simulation B
Variability = Simulation B < Simulation B
Therefore, option c) The centers will roughly be equal, and the variability of simulation A will be less than the variability of simulation B is correct.
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In a recent survey, the proportion of adults who indicated mystery as their favorite type of book was 0.325. Two simulations will be conducted for the sampling distribution of a sample proportion from a population with a true proportion of 0.325. Simulation A will consist of 1,500 trials with a sample size of 100. Simulation B will consist of 2,000 trials with a sample size of 50. Which of the following describes the center and variability of simulation A and simulation B?
A) The centers will roughly be equal, and the variabilities will roughly be equal.
B) The centers will roughly be equal, and the variability of simulation A will be greater than the variability of simulation B.
C) The centers will roughly be equal, and the variability of simulation A will be less than the variability of simulation B.
D) The center of simulation A will be greater than the center of simulation B, and the variability of simulation A will roughly be equal to the variability of simulation B.
E) The center of simulation A will be less than the center of simulation B, and the variability of simulation A will be greater than the variability of simulation B.