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For this problem to begin, we know that our proportion in, or our sample proportion, in city 1 is 75%, we know that our sample proportion in city 2 is 90%, and we know that we are taking a sample of size 75 from both cities.
00:29
I'll note one important rule is that if we have x1 distributed as a normal distribution, and x2 distributed as a normal distribution, then the sum x1 plus x2, as long as they are independent, the sum will be a normal distribution as well.
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Or, equivalently, if we think of negative x2, negative x2 would also be normally distributed, so we could say that x1 minus x2 would be normal.
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We know that sample proportions will be distributed following a normal distribution, if n times p is greater than, whoops, not greater than 0 .anything, if n times p is greater than 5, and n times 1 minus p is greater than 5...