Mathematics, 28.08.2019 23:30 lillianradecki
1. in a city, 80% of the homeowners own at least one vehicle. mr. hanson will simulate by randomly selecting a sample of 30 homeowners.
row 117 is from a table of random digits.
117| 43887 37323 47413 50487 23073 09024 19395
me. hanson let’s the digits 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 and 8 represent selection homeowner who owns at least on vehicle. the digits 9-0 represent selection a homeowner who’s owns no vechile ^p represents the proportion of homeowners who own at least one vehicle. start at the beginning of line 117.
what is ^p?
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