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Random condition: 10% condition: Large counts condition: Are the conditions for inference met?

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Selection 1:met
Selection 2:not met
Selection 3:not met
Selection 4:no
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108 plus-or-minus 1.645 StartRoot StartFraction 108 (1 minus 108) Over 240 EndFraction EndRoot

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108 plus-or-minus 1.645 StartRoot StartFraction 108 (1 minus 108) Over 240 EndFraction EndRoot
Option A
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1.645 plus-or-minus 108 StartRoot StartFraction 0.5 (1 minus 0.5) Over 240 EndFraction EndRoot
Option B
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0.45 plus-or-minus 1.645 StartRoot StartFraction 0.45 (1 minus 0.45) Over 240 EndFraction EndRoot
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0.45 plus-or-minus 108 StartRoot StartFraction 0.5 (1 minus 0.5) Over 1.645 EndFraction EndRoot
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Interpret this interval.

A
90% of all doctors are satisfied with the current state of US health care.
B
Between 39.7% and 50.3% of the sample of doctors are satisfied with the current state of US health care.
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We are 90% confident that the interval from 0.397 to 0.503 captures p = the true proportion of all US doctors who are satisfied with the current state of US health care.
D
A majority of the doctors in the sample are satisfied with the current state of US health care.

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