'(2) (a) Form Large Sample 95% Confidence Interval for p based on observing z 102.8 and 10.9 from a random sample of 55 individuals You may assume that the population is approximately Normally distributed:) (b) Which version of the test in problem (1) is most closely related to this confidence interval? Explain how they are related.'
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