In 2002, there were 2,058,000 male and 1,964,000 female live births. It makes no sense to calculate a confidence interval for the percent of male births in the United States for that year. Why not

inference is unnecessary for whole population.

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As per the question it is mentioned that in the year 2002, there were 2,058,000 male and 1,964,000 female also there is no need to determine the confidence interval for a male birth percentage in the united states for the same year as the inference is not necessary for the overall population

And, the same is to be considered

correct answer is b. 27/8

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