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The magazine Sports Illustrated asked a random sample of 750Division I college athletes, 鈥淒o you believe performance-enhancing drugs are a problem in college sports?鈥 Suppose that 30%of all Division I athletes think that these drugs are a problem. Let p^be the sample proportion who say that these drugs are a problem.

The sampling distribution of p^has mean

(a) 225.

(b) 0.30.

(c) 0.017.

(d) 0.

(e) none of these.

Short Answer

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(b)p^=0.30

Step by step solution

01

Given Information 

Given

p=30%=0.30

n=750

02

Explanation

The population percentage pis equal to the mean of the sampling distribution of the sample proportionp^.

p^=p=0.30

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