The data you will be analyzing this week we're obtained from a survey at 50 individuals the research post of the survey on a social website and received volunteer responses from 50 participants
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One of your employees has suggested that your company develop a new product. You decide to take a random sample of your customers and ask whether or not there is interest in the new product. The response is on a 1 to 5 scale with 1 indicating "definitely would not purchase"; 2, "probably would not purchase"; 3, "not sure"; 4, "probably would purchase"; and 5, "definitely would purchase." For an initial analysis, you will record the responses 1, 2, and 3 as "No" and 4 and 5 as "Yes." What sample size would you use if you wanted the 95% margin of error to be 0.2 or less? (Round your answer up to the next whole number.)
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Hi, We recently completed a survey to learn more about our employees' personalities. We received 284 responses, with the attached results. Openness Curious: 73% Cautious: 27% Conscientiousness Organised: 94% Careless: 6% Extraversion Energetic: 45% Reserved: 55% Agreeableness Friendly: 68% Challenging: 32% Neuroticism Nervous: 24% Confident: 76% Please can you let me know how many employees are categorised into Agreeableness (Friendly) and Openness (Cautious) together? The percentages are approx. values, so please round employee numbers to the nearest whole number. Thanks, Bruce
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