>>> Assign... 0 rachel durchhalterFile Home Insert Draw Design Layout References Mailings Review View HelpAutoSave OffDraw withTouchTouchInk to InkShape MaDrawing ToolsQuestion 2)From a random sample of 1000 Americans, it was discovered that 920 of them lived in neighborhoodswith acceptable levels of Carbon Monoxide. (Source: The Environmental Protection Agency)IConvertObtain a point estimate for the proportion of Americas who live in neighborhoods with acceptable levelsof carbon monoxide.Construct a 90% confidence interval for the proportion of Americans who live in neighborhoods withacceptable levels of carbon monoxide.기Construct a 99% confidence interval for the proportion of Americans who live in neighborhoods withacceptable levels of carbon monoxide.X

The following information has been given: The sample size is n=1000. The favorable cases are x=920.

Answered: From a random sample of 1000 Americans,…

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