Example 8.3 Find n for One Sample, Dichotomous Outcome where z is the value from the standard normal distribution reflecting the confidence level that will be used, E is the n = p(1-p E desired margin...

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Extracted text: Example 8.3 Find n for One Sample, Dichotomous Outcome where z is the value from the standard normal distribution reflecting the confidence level that will be used, E is the n = p(1-p E desired margin of error, and p is the proportion of successes in the population dacinss Planning study to estimate proportion of freshmen who currently smoke Want estimate within 5% of the true proportion and will use 95% confidence level


Extracted text: Problem 2 Determination of Sample Size for One Sample Dichotomous Outcome Suppose a similar study was conducted two years ago and found that the prevalence of smoking was 27% among freshman. If the investigator believes that this is a reasonable estimate of prevalence today, how many subjects P-6.27 would be needed?