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Number of Favorable Outcomes in Sample: 50; Sample Size: 100
Sample Proportion (p̂): 0.5
Calculates the sample proportion (p̂), which is an estimate of the population proportion. This calculator helps determine the proportion of a sample that possesses a specific characteristic.
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Number of Favorable Outcomes in Sample: 50; Sample Size: 100
Sample Proportion (p̂): 0.5
Number of Favorable Outcomes in Sample: 25; Sample Size: 100
Sample Proportion (p̂): 0.25
Number of Favorable Outcomes in Sample: 75; Sample Size: 100
Sample Proportion (p̂): 0.75
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