Asked by Jen

Can someone please help me answer these questions? I have tried every method I know and the computer still keeps marking the answers as incorrect. Thanks for the help!

1) If the number of 18-34 year olds sampled is equal to the value identified in part "a"(value=157), what is the standard deviation of the percentage that uses an online tax program (to 2 decimals)? [the percentage given of all 18-34 year olds who use online tax program was 16%]

2) If the number of 35-44 year olds sampled is equal to the value identified in part "b" (value=209, what is the standard deviation of the percentage that uses an online tax program(to 2 decimals)? [the percentage given of all 35-44 year olds who use online tax program was 12%)
Answered by MathGuru
Standard deviation = √npq

1) n = 157
p = .16 (for 16%)
q = 1 - p = 1 - .16 = .84

2) n = 209
p = .12 (for 12%)
q = 1 - p = 1 - .12 = .88

Substitute and calculate.
Answered by Anonymous
c. How many 65+ year olds must be sampled to find an expected number of at least 25 that use an online tax program to prepare their federal income tax return?.
Answered by Joey V
25/.02 =
1250

Answered by Anonymous
No ande publicando cosillas que no son ciertas pendejete ;) pongase a estudiar mijo. Porfa.

atte: babi (aka los chingones hijo de tu chi****** madre)
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