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For the next five questions (4-8) use the provided data to calculate a confidence interval, and
then write one or two sentences explaining what your interval shows (interpret the results). Pay
attention to the data provided to make sure you use to correct equation for your calculations.
All confidence intervals should be calculated at the 95% confidence level.
7. A random sample of 100 patients treated in a program for alcoholism and drug
dependency over the past 10 years was selected. It was determined that 53 of the patients
had been readmitted to the program at least once. Construct a confidence interval
estimate for the percent of the population of those from the treatment center who have
been readmitted to the program.
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