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Determine the sample size necessary under the following conditions.
a. To estimate with = 44, E = 3, and 95% confidence.
b. To estimate with a range of values from 20 to 88 with E = 2 and 90% confidence.
c. To estimate p with p unknown, E = .04, and 98% confidence.
d. To estimate p with E = .03, 95% confidence, and p thought to be approximately .70.
Round your answers up to the nearest integer.
a. Sample .
b. Sample .
c. Sample .
d. Sample .
The tolerance is +/- 5.
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