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A restaurant feeds 400 customers per day. On the average 20 percent of the customers order apple pie. | |||
<ul style="list-style-type:lower-alpha"><li> Give a range (called a 95 percent confidence interval) for the number | |||
the customers order apple pie. | |||
<ul><li> Give a range (called a 95 percent confidence interval) for the number | |||
of pieces of apple pie ordered on a given day such that you can be 95 percent | of pieces of apple pie ordered on a given day such that you can be 95 percent | ||
sure that the actual number will fall in this range. | sure that the actual number will fall in this range. | ||
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A restaurant feeds 400 customers per day. On the average 20 percent of the customers order apple pie.
- Give a range (called a 95 percent confidence interval) for the number of pieces of apple pie ordered on a given day such that you can be 95 percent sure that the actual number will fall in this range.
- How many customers must the restaurant have, on the average, to be at least 95 percent sure that the number of customers ordering pie on that day falls in the 19 to 21 percent range?