You sample 33 people to see if they own a dog, and find that 42% of them (rounded) do own a dog. What is the HIGH end of the 95% confidence interval for this study? Leave your answer in decimal format to three decimal places. In other words, .036 instead of 3.6% or .114 instead of 11.4%.

You sample 33 people to see if they own a dog, and find that 42% of them (rounded) do own a dog. What is the HIGH end of the 95% confidence interval for this study? Leave your answer in decimal format to three decimal places. In other words, .036 instead of 3.6% or .114 instead of 11.4%.

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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