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    The document discusses key statistical terms and concepts related to estimating population proportions from samples. It includes definitions for terms like point estimate, proportion, confidence interval, and formulas for calculating proportions from sample data. An example is provided of a sample survey of consumers testing a new sandwich spread to estimate the population proportions of those who liked it very much, liked it a little, or did not like it. The majority (56%) did not like the spread, while 12% liked it very much and 32% liked it a little.

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    The document discusses key statistical terms and concepts related to estimating population proportions from samples. It includes definitions for terms like point estimate, proportion, confidence interval, and formulas for calculating proportions from sample data. An example is provided of a sample survey of consumers testing a new sandwich spread to estimate the population proportions of those who liked it very much, liked it a little, or did not like it. The majority (56%) did not like the spread, while 12% liked it very much and 32% liked it a little.

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    The document discusses key statistical terms and concepts related to estimating population proportions from samples. It includes definitions for terms like point estimate, proportion, confidence interval, and formulas for calculating proportions from sample data. An example is provided of a sample survey of consumers testing a new sandwich spread to estimate the population proportions of those who liked it very much, liked it a little, or did not like it. The majority (56%) did not like the spread, while 12% liked it very much and 32% liked it a little.

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    STATISTICS STATISTICS

    STATISTICS STATISTICS
    STATISTICS

    POINT ESTIMATE OF

    The Population
    PROPORTION P
    "Estimation in
    life is key.
    Don’t
    underestimate
    the effort and
    don’t
    STATISTICS

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    your
    capacity.”

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    Population Proportion P
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    TISTICS

    PEPROPORP.COM

    STATISTICS STATISTIC
    did you
    know?
    The current world population is 7.9 billion as of May
    2022 according to the most recent United Nations
    estimates elaborated by Worldometer.
    CONTENTS
    02 TERMS AND
    DEFINITIONS
    Point estimate, proportion, proportion p, etc.

    WORLD
    PROBLEM 06
    07 SOLUTION

    GUIDE
    QUESTION 08
    JUMBLED LETTERS

    1.) OPPALOIUTN -
    A population is the pool of individuals from which a statistical sample is
    drawn for a study.

    2.) ROPOITONRP -
    A special type of ratio in which the denominator includes the
    numerator.

    3.) IMATTSNOIE -
    It refers to the process by which one makes inferences about a population,
    based on information obtained from a sample.

    4.) NTPIO TSEETAMI -


    It defines as function that can be used to find the approximate value of a
    particular point from a given population parameter.

    5.) CNEDEIONFC VRALNTEI -


    It refers to the probability that a population parameter will fall between
    two set values.

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    INTERVAL ESTIMATE
    It provides a range as the
    estimate for a parameter.

    CONFIDENCE INTERVAL ES
    TIMATE
    Interval of values calculated
    from sample data which is
    likely to cover the actual
    parameter of interest.

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    FORMULA
    x
    p = n and q = 1 - p

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    proportion/ estimated
    the estimated
    proportion
    3 proportion of
    successes
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    p= n

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    4
    "Estimating is what
    you do when you
    don't know"
    -Sherman Kent-

    WORD SEARCH

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    A random size of n = 50 consumers tested a new kind of
    sandwich spread. Their responses were coded, using the
    scale 0, 1, 2 (0- do not; 1- like a little bit; 2- like very much).
    The data are shown as follows:

    0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 2 1
    1 0 0 0 1 2 0 2 1 0
    0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 0
    1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 2
    1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1
    6
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    Formula:
    x
    p= n
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    do 1.)
    not
    like a
    little
    bit 3.)
    like
    very 2.)
    much
    7
    do not 28 56%
    like a little bit 16 32%
    like very much 6 12%

    GUIDE QUESTION

    a. like very much the new sandwich spread?


    12%
    b. like a little bit the new sandwich spread?
    32%
    c. do not like the new sandwich spread?
    56%

    In conclusion , the majority of consumers liked the new sandwich


    spread at 56% while the percentage of those who didn't like the
    sandwich spread was 12% and 32% of the consumers liked the
    spread a little bit.

    8
    "Everyone knows that in
    most people's estimation. to
    do anything cooly is to do
    it genteelly"
    -Herman Melville-

    9
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    Area Under The Curve - Method, Formula, Solved Examples, FAQs. (n.d.). Cuemath. Retrieved
    May 15, 2022, from https://www.cuemath.com/calculus/area-under-the-curve/

    5.2 - Estimation and Confidence Intervals | STAT 500. (n.d.). STAT ONLINE. Retrieved May 15,
    2022, from https://online.stat.psu.edu/stat500/lesson/5/5.2

    Marr, B. (2018, May 21). How Much Data Do We Create Every Day? Forbes. Retrieved May 15,
    2022, from https://www.forbes.com/sites/bernardmarr/2018/05/21/how-much-data-do-we-
    create-every-day-the-mind-blowing-stats-everyone-should-read/?sh=5799a2c560ba

    A Population Proportion – Introductory Statistics. (n.d.). BC Open Textbooks. Retrieved May


    15, 2022, from https://opentextbc.ca/introstatopenstax/chapter/a-population-proportion/

    Proportion formula statistics | Ratio and proportion formula. (n.d.). Byju's. Retrieved May 15,
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