Advanced Placement (AP), 19.05.2020 02:57 cmikell124
8. Candidate A and Candidate B are running for president. You are planning a survey to determine what proportion of registered voters plan to vote for Candidate A (p). You will contact a random sample of registered voters. You want to estimate p with 99% confidence and a margin of error no greater than 0.01. What is the minimum number of registered voters you will need to survey in order to meet these requirements?
(A)97
(B)166
(C)6,766
(D)9,604
(E)16,590
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