A school district is vision test to 133 income in kindergarten children and find 16 of them are near sighted. what are the assumptions and conditions required to create a confidence interval for the true proportion of nearsightedness in all kindergartners?

A school district is vision test to 133 income in kindergarten children and find 16 of them are near sighted. what are the assumptions and conditions required to create a confidence interval for the true proportion of nearsightedness in all kindergartners?

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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