Part 3 of 7 SALT gives the proportion of observations that fall in each level, displayed as a percent. To find p, convert the percent of respondents who answered "Yes" into decimal form with 4 decimal...

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Extracted text: Part 3 of 7 SALT gives the proportion of observations that fall in each level, displayed as a percent. To find p, convert the percent of respondents who answered "Yes" into decimal form with 4 decimal places and fill in the table below. Sample Size Number of Successes 4,033 82 0203 0.0203 Part 4 of 7 Recall that we wish to use the surey results t determine if there is convincing evidence that more than 2% of Americans have ever lost a job due to a machine, robot, or computer program replacing their position. Write the hypotheses using p to esent the proportion of successes. (Enter != for as needed.) H, P H, Submit Skip (you cannot come back)


Extracted text: Summary Table z Categorical Variables To find the sample size, locate the column labeled Total Observations. Enter the sample size in the table below. Sample Size Number of Successes 4033 4,033 Part 2 of 7 To find the number of successes, first locate the column labeled Number of Observations. This column gives the number of people in the survey who have not lost a job to a machine (level "No") and the number of people in the survey who have lost a job to a machine (level "Yes"). Enter the number of successes in the table below, recalling that we defined those who answered "Yes" as the success group. Sample Size Number of Successes 4,033 82 82 Part 3 of 7 SALT gives the proportion of observations that fall in each level, displayed as a percent. To find p, convert the percent of respondents vho answered "Yes into decimal form with 4 decimal places and fill in the table belov. Sample Size Number of Successes 4.033 82 0203 0.0203