Suppose that 35% of all adults in a population would say “good” and 65% would say “bad” if they were asked how they view the state of the economy. An opinion poll asks this question of an SRS of 1000...

Suppose that 35% of all adults in a population would say “good” and 65% would say “bad” if they were asked how they view the state of the economy. An opinion poll asks this question of an SRS of 1000 adults from the population. In repeated samples, the sample proportion  who say “good” would follow a normal distribution, with the mean having a value of