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Mathematics, 11.04.2021 21:20 jfif

A survey of 120 twelfth-graders finds that 36% were carrying more than $15 on the day of the survey. Use the margin of error to complete the following. Round to the nearest whole percent. An interval that will likely include the proportion of students in the population of twelfth-graders who carry more than $15 is ?

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