p = 0.5, n = 100
Population Proportion (p): 0.5; Sample Size (n): 100
Standard Deviation of the Sampling Distribution (σ_p̂): 0.05; Mean of the Sampling Distribution (μ_p̂): 0.5
Calculates the mean and standard deviation of the sampling distribution for sample proportions (p̂).
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Population Proportion (p): 0.5; Sample Size (n): 100
Standard Deviation of the Sampling Distribution (σ_p̂): 0.05; Mean of the Sampling Distribution (μ_p̂): 0.5
Population Proportion (p): 0.2; Sample Size (n): 50
Standard Deviation of the Sampling Distribution (σ_p̂): 0.05656854249; Mean of the Sampling Distribution (μ_p̂): 0.2
Population Proportion (p): 0.8; Sample Size (n): 200
Standard Deviation of the Sampling Distribution (σ_p̂): 0.02828427125; Mean of the Sampling Distribution (μ_p̂): 0.8
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