We have studied the effect of the sample size on the margin of error of the conf

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We have studied the effect of the sample size on the margin of error of the confidence interval for a single proportion. In this exercise we perform some calculations to observe this effect for the two-sample problem. Suppose that p1 = 0.7 and p2 = 0.5, and n represents the common value of n1and n2. Compute the 95% margins of error for the difference between the two proportions for n = 40, 50, 60, 80, 380, 480, and 980. Present the results in a table. (Give the large-sample margins of error. Round your answers to three decimal places.)

n m 40 50 60 80 380 480 980

Explanation / Answer

here as we know that std error =(p1(1-p1)/n+p2(1-p2)/n)1/2

for 95% Ci ;z =1.96

hence margin of error E =z**std error

therefore below is table for margin of error:

n std error z m=z*std error 40 0.1072 1.9600 0.210 50 0.0959 1.9600 0.188 60 0.0876 1.9600 0.172 80 0.0758 1.9600 0.149 380 0.0348 1.9600 0.068 480 0.0310 1.9600 0.061 980 0.0217 1.9600 0.042

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