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Use the data in Exercise 4.14 to determine the sample size required to estimate p with a bound on the error of estimation of magnitude B = 0.05.
Exercise 4.14
State park officials were interested in the proportion of campers who consider the campsite spacing adequate in a particular campground. They decided to take a simple random sample of from the first camping parties that visited the campground. Let if the head of the ith party sampled does not think the campsite spacing is adequate and if he does (i = 1, 2, . . . , 30). Use the data in the accompanying table to estimate p, the proportion of campers who consider the campsite spacing adequate. Place a bound on the error of estimation

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