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So for the first question, we're told that there is a population of 5 ,000 subjects.
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600 possess a certain characteristic.
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So i'll just label that one as 9 since the next one is 10.
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So for the population, we know that the proportion is 600 over 5 ,000.
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So our population proportion, 600 over 5 ,000 is equal to 0 .12.
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A sample of 120 subjects selected from this population contain 18 subjects who possess the same characteristic.
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So for our p hat, that is going to be 18 over 120, so the sample proportion is 0 .15.
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Part 10, population of 9 ,500 subjects, 75 % have a certain sample, or a certain characteristic.
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Or, pardon, certain characteristic.
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So the population number, which i'll call big n, it's going to be equal to 0 .75 times 9 ,500.
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So that's 7125.
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So 7125 in the population have that characteristic.
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In the sample of 400 subjects, we'd have 0 .78 times 400.
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So little n, so the sample number is 312.
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For part 11, then we are told that 44 % of americans take at least one prescription drug regularly.
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So p equals 0 .44...