Answer:
(1) 0.3108
(2) 0.5223
Explanation:
The information provided is:
Mean = p = 0.22
Standard Deviation = 0.025
n = 503
Compute the probability that the sample proportion is within ±0.01 of the population proportion as follows:
![P(-0.01<\hat p-p<0.01)=P((-0.01)/(0.025)<(\hat p-p)/(\sigma_(p))<(-0.01)/(0.025)})](https://img.qammunity.org/2021/formulas/mathematics/college/m9uffb0goz5q2ue6j348vwy13hck8pmqik.png)
![=P(-0.40<Z<0.40)\\\\=P(Z<0.40)-P(Z<-0.40)\\\\=0.65542-0.34458\\\\=0.31084\\\\\approx 0.3108](https://img.qammunity.org/2021/formulas/mathematics/college/kso7zmhqj3umdz9uvmq9yz96mstyhe2tq2.png)
*Use a z-table.
Thus, the probability that the sample proportion is within ±0.01 of the population proportion is 0.3108.
The new sample size is, n = 903.
Compute the standard deviation as follows:
![\sigma_(p)=\sqrt{\farc{p(1-p)}{n}}=\sqrt{(0.22(1-0.22))/(903)}=0.014](https://img.qammunity.org/2021/formulas/mathematics/college/h6sijs05ff0vgob9rjye7n4b5foczdb0c1.png)
Compute the probability that the sample proportion is within ±.01 of the population proportion as follows:
![P(-0.01<\hat p-p<0.01)=P((-0.01)/(0.014)<(\hat p-p)/(\sigma_(p))<(-0.01)/(0.014)})](https://img.qammunity.org/2021/formulas/mathematics/college/ogb6wd7jg1rx5tnh341mt1eyez027cjqba.png)
![=P(-0.71<Z<0.71)\\\\=P(Z<0.71)-P(Z<-0.71)\\\\=0.76115-0.23885\\\\=0.5223](https://img.qammunity.org/2021/formulas/mathematics/college/ymilsvhivdwuut1gakd3923ps27y9f5e5y.png)
Thus, the probability that the sample proportion is within ±.01 of the population proportion is 0.5223.