Answer:
a) [0.278; 0.342]
b) No, the population the sample comes from may not be representative of college students, violating the Fundamental Rule for Using Data For Inference.
Explanation:
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a)
The study variable is
X: Number of American adults that said that they do not get enough sleep each night.
The sample is n= 935 American Adults
Sample proportion 'p= 0.31
The margin of error of the 95% CI d= 0.032
The formula for a CI for the population proportion is:
['p ±
*
]
The basic structure of the CI formula is "Point estimator" ± "Margin of error"
So with the given data, you can calculate the CI.
[0.31 ± 0.032]
[0.278; 0.342]
So with a confidence level of 95%, you'd expect that the interval [0.278; 0.342] will contain the population proportion of the American adults that don't get enough sleep at night.
b)
The answer is no. The sample is of "American adults" there is no information on their education level, therefore it is possible that all of them have a college education or that none of the have. Since no further information about their education then you cannot be certain that this sample will be representative of the American College Students.
Then the correct option is B
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