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Mathematics, 07.11.2020 04:10 SESDMANS9698

Suppose a radio station desires to estimate the proportion of the market they hold with a maximum error of 1% and a confidence of 95%. How large
a sample would be required to estimate the % of listeners to within the
desired level of accuracy? Assume that the sample percentage is 11.7%
(taken from a previous study).
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