A graduate Statistic Student wants to estimate the true proportion of county college ( "c.c.") students in here state who go on to receive an Associate Degree ( AD ). She is able to take a random...

Extracted text: A graduate Statistic Student wants to estimate the true proportion of county college ( "c.c.") students in here state who go on to receive an Associate Degree ( AD ). She is able to take a random sample of n = 100 of those c.c. stuents, and 64 of those students received an AD. What conditions must hold for that graduate student to be able to calculate her confidence interval? random sample, yes, the number of successes and the number of failures in each sample must be greater than 10 continuous data from a random sample that meets a normal distribution a b data has been graphed and shows no outliers d a test test has been run to verify variances a