[Solution Library] A sample of 50 fortune 500 companies showed that 5 were based in New York, 6 in California, 2 in Minnesota, and 1 in Wisconsin. Develop an
Question: A sample of 50 fortune 500 companies showed that 5 were based in New York, 6 in California, 2 in Minnesota, and 1 in Wisconsin.
- Develop an estimate of the proportion of Fortune 500 companies based in New York.
- Develop an estimate of the number of Fortune 500 companies based in Minnesota.
- Develop an estimate of the proportion of Fortune 500 companies that are not based in these four states.
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