You want to determine the percentage of Fortune 500 CEOs who think Indiana University (IU) deserves its current Business Week rating. You mail a questionnaire to all 500 CEOs and 160 respond. Exactly half of the respondents believe IU does deserve its ranking. a. Calculate a 95% confidence interval for the fraction of Fortune 500 CEOs who believe IU deserves its ranking. Round your answers to three decimal places, if necessary. Lower Limit .423 Upper Limit .577 b. Suppose again that you want to estimate the fraction of Fortune 500 CEOs who believe IU deserves its ranking. Your goal is to have only a 5% chance of having your estimate be in error by more than 0.025. What size sample would you need to take? Round your answer up to the nearest whole number, if necessary. 2654 Is it possible to implement this result? No C. Is the finite population correction (fpc) relevant here? Yes A Explain. Round your answers for the standard error to three decimal places, if necessary. With the sample size of 160, .025 % of the population is being sampled, so the fpc should be used. It affects the standard error from to which reduces the width of the confidence interval.