A recent poll found that 76% of a random sample of 100 American movie goers thought the popcorn sold at the movie theatre was overpriced. If the sample size was increased to 10,000 American movie-goers, what effect would this have on the estimated percentage of American movie-goers who

think the popcorn is overpriced?

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that:

percentage of sample proportion = 76%

sample size = 100

Given that the sample proportion estimate is unbaised of the population proportion, then the percentage of all American movie-goers who think popcorn is overpriced is = 76%. Also, the mean of the sampling distribution appears to be independent of the sample size. Then, the estimate of the percentage will equally remain the same regardless it is even a sample of size 10000.

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