[See Solution] In early October, a poll of "likely voters" (n=1,106) in Maryland found that 52% (or p = 0.52) supported the state law allowing same-sex marriage.
Question: In early October, a poll of "likely voters" (n=1,106) in Maryland found that 52% (or p = 0.52) supported the state law allowing same-sex marriage. Test to see if this figure is significantly higher than the 50.1% (or π=0.501) needed for the amendment to pass.
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![[Solution Library] In the same October poll](/images/solutions/MC-solution-library-74369.jpg "[Solution Library] In the same October poll of")
[Solution Library] In the same October poll of "likely voters" in Maryland
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[Solution Library] Just a few days before the election, a poll
(See Steps) We now know that 54.8% (or p=0.548) of all voters
(Steps Shown) After the 2008 presidential election, much attention
(Step-by-Step) Now that the 2012 election is over, we have been hearing
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