Question #142956

Consider a population proportion 0.68. The standard error for proportion for n=20 is
1. 0.0109
2. 0.1043
3. 0.2176
4. 0.1404
5. 0.034

Expert's answer

The standard error of a sample proportion can be calculated as:

p(1−p)n\sqrt{\frac{p(1-p)}{n}}

given: p= 0.68, n= 20


Substitute the values


standard error= 0.68(1−0.68)20\sqrt{\frac{0.68(1-0.68)}{20}} = 0.104307



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