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What is the sample proportion of stations carrying oil cost, given a sample size of 56 and 20 stations carrying the advertised brand?

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Question 18:
The proportion of all stations in the area which carries oil cost is the sample proportion (p^\hat{p}).
Given:
Total stations in sample (nn) = 56
Stations carrying the advertised brand (xx) = 20

  1. Calculate the sample proportion.

    p^=xn=2056\hat{p} = \frac{x}{n} = \frac{20}{56}
  2. Simplify the proportion.

    p^=0.35714\hat{p} = 0.35714

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