Question No.

Answer Comments
1 200 n Here, standard deviation = standard error. No need to take sq
You can use z value as well as sample size is high. SD will be fo
p/Mean = p bar : p for sample
given but we use this as this is
0.05
estimator of population p :
Sample statistic
A 0.95 q
0.015411035 SE
B 98 Confidence Level
2.345232231 t value
0.013857544 Int start
0.086142456 Int end
2 70 n
A 0.65 p bar
0.35 q
0.057008771 SE
B 95 Confidence Level
1.994945415 t value
0.536270613 Int start
0.763729387 Int end
3 1500 n
0.637333333 p/Mean
0.362666667 q
A 0.012413422 SE
B 2.055537659 t value
0.611817078 Int start
0.662849589 Int end
4 200 n
0.87 p/Mean
0.13 q
A 0.023780244 SE
B 2.335729959 t value
0.814455772 Int start
0.925544228 Int end
5 150 n
0.42 p/Mean
0.58 q
0.040298883 SE
1.655144534 t value
0.353299523 Int start
0.486700477 Int end p q
6 150 n 0.1 0.1 Max value of pq when p=q=0
0.6 p/Mean 0.2 0.2
0.4 q 0.3 0.3
A 0.04 SE so on so on
1.976013178 t value
0.520959473 Int start
 0.679040527 Int end
B 3000 n
1562.878419 Int start
2037.121581 Int end
7 95 n
0.3 p/Mean
0.7 q
0.047016235 SE
2.366674361 t value
0.188727883 Int start
0.411272117 Int end
8 45 n
0.6 p/Mean
0.4 q
0.073029674 SE
2.116437907 t value
0.445437229 Int start
0.754562771 Int end
9 800 n
0.25 p/Mean
0.75 q
0.015309311 SE
1.646762949 t value
0.224789194 Int start
0.275210806 Int end
10 0.04 ME
0.1 Alpha = 1-CL
1.644853627 z
Taken as pq is max when p=q=0.50.5 p/Mean
Larger the sample, better the result.
0.5 q
422.7411647 n=sqrt(pq)*z/ME
11 0.02 ME
0.7 p/Mean
0.3 q
0.1 Alpha
1.644853627 z value
1420.410313 n=sqrt(pq)*z/ME
dard error. No need to take sqrt of n again.
ample size is high. SD will be for random variable x. SE will be for population.

Max value of pq when p=q=0.5