Mathematics, 22.04.2021 21:10 kimmy6973

When conducting a 1 sample proportion Z test, we've been told the sample size of n -100 and the hypothesized "Yes" answers is 31 %. We prove the normal condition with: A. The Small Sample Condition where the sample has no outliers

B. The Parent-Child (population-sample) relationship

C. The Central Limit Theorem

D. The Large Count Condition with np and nq both at least 10

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