Multiple Choice
Suppose that the actual proportion of people at a particular company who use their bicycles to travel to job is 0.35. In a study of bicycle parking places needs, administration would like to estimate this proportion. They plan to take a random sample of 50 employees and use the sample proportion who use bicycles, , as an estimate of the population proportion. Estimate the standard deviation of the sample distribution. Suppose that another sample of different size has been selected, and the standard deviation of this new sample is
. Would you expect more or less sample-to-sample variability in the sample proportions than for when
? Is the sample size that resulted in
larger or smaller than 50?
A) The standard deviation for the initial sample of the size is
.Since the standard deviation
is greater than
, sample-to-sample variability is less and the new sample size is smaller.
B) The standard deviation for the initial sample of the size is
.Since the standard deviation
is less than
, sample-to-sample variability is more and the new sample size is larger.
C) The standard deviation for the initial sample of the size is
.Since the standard deviation
is greater than
, sample-to-sample variability is more and the new sample size is smaller.
D) The standard deviation for the initial sample of the size is
.Since the standard deviation
is greater than
, sample-to-sample variability is more and the new sample size is smaller.
E) The standard deviation for the initial sample of the size is
.Since the standard deviation
is greater than
, sample-to-sample variability is less and the new sample size is larger.
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