(Steps Shown) In order to get truthful responses to potentially embarrassing questions, researchers often ask the question in conjunction with some other activity.
Question: In order to get truthful responses to potentially embarrassing questions, researchers often ask the question in conjunction with some other activity. Suppose that a large group of adults are interviewed to determine the proportion that cheated on their income tax. Each person is given a die and placed in a private room. The instructions are as follows: "Roll a die. If you rolled either a 3 or a 4 OR you have ever cheated on your income tax, answer BLUE. Otherwise answer YELLOW."
- Suppose that l0% of the people answer YELLOW. What is the approximate proportion of the adults in this survey that have cheated on their income tax?
- Suppose that the results from part (A) came from a random sample of 45 adults. What is the 90% confidence interval for the true proportion of adults who have cheated on their income tax?
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