Athletes at a certain university have a long term graduation rate of 0.60 or 60%. The sampling distribution of the proportion of athletes graduating from this university for samples of size 300 would have a standard error, correct to 4 decimal places, σp^= ???

Athletes at a certain university have a long term graduation rate of 0.60 or 60%. The sampling distribution of the proportion of athletes graduating from this university for samples of size 300 would have a standard error, correct to 4 decimal places, σp^= ???

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