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To determine the maximum and minimum possible percentages of the population that enjoy both tea and coffee, we need to analyze the given data using probability theory. Let's break down the information and apply the necessary formulas.
Find the range for P(T ∩ C), the probability of liking both tea and coffee.
Calculate P(T ∪ C):
Use Inclusion-Exclusion Principle:
Interpretation:
To provide a confidence interval for this estimate, we can use the normal approximation to the binomial distribution.
Standard Error Calculation: SE=np(1−p)=1000.6×0.4=0.049
95% Confidence Interval (Z = 1.96): CI=p±Z×SE=0.6±1.96×0.049 CI=(0.6−0.096,0.6+0.096)=(0.504,0.696)
These calculations assume that the sample is representative of the broader population and that the survey responses are accurate.