Toyin L. answered 05/18/19
Double Engineering Major-Masters in Mathematics-Teaching Math Right
We want the Margin of Error to be 2%.
We know that the population proportion p = .27
The sample variance will then be p × (1-p) = (.27 ×( 1-.27) )/n = .1971⁄n and the standard error (or sample standard deviation) will be the square root of the sample variance.
Standard error = √.1971/√n = .4440/√n
The critical value =1.96. This is z value that corresponds with a 95% confidence interval is 1.96 (Remember this means .05/2 or .025% of the normal curve is not included on each end so this means we choose the z value that the Pr(Z<z)= 97.5%
So we have .02 < 1.96 ×.4440/√n
n > 1893.29
So n = 1894 . That is my final answer