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    This document provides information about determining population proportions from sample data for both infinite and finite populations. It discusses: 1) Using a z-score table to determine if a sample proportion is significantly different from a population proportion for infinite populations where the population is unknown. 2) Using a t-score table to determine if a sample proportion is significantly different from a population proportion for finite populations where the population is known. 3) Calculating the margin of error, which is generally set at 5%, to account for potential miscalculations or changes when determining population proportions from sample data.

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    This document provides information about determining population proportions from sample data for both infinite and finite populations. It discusses: 1) Using a z-score table to determine if a sample proportion is significantly different from a population proportion for infinite populations where the population is unknown. 2) Using a t-score table to determine if a sample proportion is significantly different from a population proportion for finite populations where the population is known. 3) Calculating the margin of error, which is generally set at 5%, to account for potential miscalculations or changes when determining population proportions from sample data.

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    This document provides information about determining population proportions from sample data for both infinite and finite populations. It discusses: 1) Using a z-score table to determine if a sample proportion is significantly different from a population proportion for infinite populations where the population is unknown. 2) Using a t-score table to determine if a sample proportion is significantly different from a population proportion for finite populations where the population is known. 3) Calculating the margin of error, which is generally set at 5%, to account for potential miscalculations or changes when determining population proportions from sample data.

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