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For which sample size (n) and sample proportion (6) can a normal curve be
used to approximate the sampling distribution?
A. n = 35; 6 = 0.9
B. n = 35; 6 = 0.8
C. n = 65; j = 0.9
D. n = 65; = 0.8
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