Asked by Michael
The sample proportion is never equal to the population proportion
We expect 95% confidence intervals to contain the sample proportion 95% of the time
Are the above statements true? I would say yes because the sample proportion is not the same as the population proportion and the if you have a 95% confidence interval than the sample proportion should contain it 95% of the time. Are these statements true?
We expect 95% confidence intervals to contain the sample proportion 95% of the time
Are the above statements true? I would say yes because the sample proportion is not the same as the population proportion and the if you have a 95% confidence interval than the sample proportion should contain it 95% of the time. Are these statements true?
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