QUESTION 9 In a random sample of 120 persons who attempted to return merchandise at the customer service desk of a depart- ment store, it was found that 18 persons were not allowed to do so because the merchandıse was worn, damaged, returned late, purchased at another store or unaccompanied by a sales slip. A 99% confidence interval for the proportion of customers not allowed to return the merchandise in the population sampled is (1) (0.086; 0.214) (2) (0.766; 0.934) (3) (0 096, 0 204) (4) (0.066, 0 234)

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In a random sample of 120 persons who attempted to return merchandise at the customer service desk of a depart-
ment store, it was found that 18 persons were not allowed to do so because the merchandise was wom, damaged,
returned late, purchased at another store or unaccompaniced by a sales slip. A 99% confidence nterval for the
proportion of customers not allowed to retum the merchandıse in the population sampled is
(1) (0.086; 0.214)
(2) (0.766; 0.934)
(3) (0 096, 0 204)
(4) (0.066, 0 234)
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Transcribed Image Text:(4) Only D QUESTION 9 In a random sample of 120 persons who attempted to return merchandise at the customer service desk of a depart- ment store, it was found that 18 persons were not allowed to do so because the merchandise was wom, damaged, returned late, purchased at another store or unaccompaniced by a sales slip. A 99% confidence nterval for the proportion of customers not allowed to retum the merchandıse in the population sampled is (1) (0.086; 0.214) (2) (0.766; 0.934) (3) (0 096, 0 204) (4) (0.066, 0 234) earch
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