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Of the 500 sample households, 7 had three or more large-screen TVs. Among the sample households, 121 had no car, 172 had one car, and 207 had two or more cars. Estimate the percentage of households in the town with one or more cars; attach a standard error to the estimate. If this is not possible, explain why not.

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Hence, The percentage of households in the town with one or more cars = 75.8%, a standard error to the estimate= 1.92%

Total sample households  = 500

Households in the town with one car = 172

Households in town with two or more cars  =207

Households in the town with one or more cars = 172 + 207

                                                                            = 379

The percentage of households in the town with one or more cars =

(379 / 500)*100 = 75.8%.

A standard error to the estimate  = 1.92%.

Hence, The percentage of households in the town with one or more cars = 75. , a standard error to the estimate= 1.92%

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