The population proportion of Americans with diabetes is 11 percent (π = 0.11). In repeated random samples of n = 900 Americans, 95% of sample proportions of people with diabetes would fall within ±______ from π. a 0.016 (1.6 percentage point) b 0.020 (2.0 percentage points) c 0.026 (2.6 percentage points) d 0.032 (3.2 percentage points)

The population proportion of Americans with diabetes is 11 percent (π = 0.11). In repeated random samples of n = 900 Americans, 95% of sample proportions of people with diabetes would fall within ±______ from π. a 0.016 (1.6 percentage point) b 0.020 (2.0 percentage points) c 0.026 (2.6 percentage points) d 0.032 (3.2 percentage points)

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10	The population proportion of Americans with diabetes is 11 percent (π = 0.11). In repeated random samples of n = 900 Americans, 95% of sample proportions of people with diabetes would fall within ±______ from π.

a	0.016	(1.6 percentage point)
b	0.020	(2.0 percentage points)
c	0.026	(2.6 percentage points)
d	0.032	(3.2 percentage points)

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