A Parks and Recreation official surveyed 200 people at random who have used one of the city's parks. The survey revealed that 26 resided outside the city limits. If she had to arrive at one single value to estimate the true proportion of park users who are residents outside of the city, it would be 0.13. Group of answer choices True False

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Zaiden Chandler

Mathematics

2 March, 22:22

A Parks and Recreation official surveyed 200 people at random who have used one of the city's parks. The survey revealed that 26 resided outside the city limits. If she had to arrive at one single value to estimate the true proportion of park users who are residents outside of the city, it would be 0.13. Group of answer choices True False

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Marissa Roman · Answer 1

True

Step-by-step explanation:

The estimate of the true proportion of park users who are residents outside of the city is the number of park users in the sample who are residents outside of the city divided by the size of the sample.

In this problem:

26 park users resided outside the city, in a sample of 200 park users.

So

p = 26/200 = 0.13

So the answer is True