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Find a 90 percent confidence interval for the difference between the proportions of Group l and Group 2.Let p1 represent the population proportion of the people in group 1 who are in favor of new packaging and Let p2 represent the population proportion of the people in group 2 who are in favor of new packaging,where Find a 90 percent confidence interval for the difference between the proportions of Group l and Group 2.Let p<sub>1</sub> represent the population proportion of the people in group 1 who are in favor of new packaging and Let p<sub>2</sub> represent the population proportion of the people in group 2 who are in favor of new packaging,where   <sub>1</sub> = .21,   <sub>2</sub> = .13,n<sub>1</sub>= 300,n<sub>2</sub> = 400. A) (.0472 .1128)  B) (.0510 .1090)  C) (.0232 .1368)  D) (.0324 .1276) 1 = .21, Find a 90 percent confidence interval for the difference between the proportions of Group l and Group 2.Let p<sub>1</sub> represent the population proportion of the people in group 1 who are in favor of new packaging and Let p<sub>2</sub> represent the population proportion of the people in group 2 who are in favor of new packaging,where   <sub>1</sub> = .21,   <sub>2</sub> = .13,n<sub>1</sub>= 300,n<sub>2</sub> = 400. A) (.0472 .1128)  B) (.0510 .1090)  C) (.0232 .1368)  D) (.0324 .1276) 2 = .13,n1= 300,n2 = 400.


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