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Independent samples of Independent samples of   = 400 and   = 400 observations were selected from binomial populations 1 and 2, and   = 100 and   = 127 successes were observed, respectively.  a. What is the best point estimator for the difference (   ) in the two binomial proportions?  b. Calculate the approximate standard error for the statistic used in (a). c. What is the margin of error for this point estimate? = 400 and Independent samples of   = 400 and   = 400 observations were selected from binomial populations 1 and 2, and   = 100 and   = 127 successes were observed, respectively.  a. What is the best point estimator for the difference (   ) in the two binomial proportions?  b. Calculate the approximate standard error for the statistic used in (a). c. What is the margin of error for this point estimate? = 400 observations were selected from binomial populations 1 and 2, and Independent samples of   = 400 and   = 400 observations were selected from binomial populations 1 and 2, and   = 100 and   = 127 successes were observed, respectively.  a. What is the best point estimator for the difference (   ) in the two binomial proportions?  b. Calculate the approximate standard error for the statistic used in (a). c. What is the margin of error for this point estimate? = 100 and Independent samples of   = 400 and   = 400 observations were selected from binomial populations 1 and 2, and   = 100 and   = 127 successes were observed, respectively.  a. What is the best point estimator for the difference (   ) in the two binomial proportions?  b. Calculate the approximate standard error for the statistic used in (a). c. What is the margin of error for this point estimate? = 127 successes were observed, respectively.
a. What is the best point estimator for the difference ( Independent samples of   = 400 and   = 400 observations were selected from binomial populations 1 and 2, and   = 100 and   = 127 successes were observed, respectively.  a. What is the best point estimator for the difference (   ) in the two binomial proportions?  b. Calculate the approximate standard error for the statistic used in (a). c. What is the margin of error for this point estimate? ) in the two binomial proportions?
b. Calculate the approximate standard error for the statistic used in (a).
c. What is the margin of error for this point estimate?


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