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Sample Proportion Calculator

Compute sample proportion p and its standard error from x and n.

Input Data

Input Successes x.
Input Sample n.

Results

0.55
0.049749
p = x/n; SE = √(p(1−p)/n).

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Formula

p = x / n.

SE = √(p(1−p)/n).

How to Use

  1. Enter successes x and sample n.
  2. It returns the proportion and its SE.

Case Studies

x=55, n=100 → p=0.55, SE≈0.04975

SE = √(0.55·0.45/100) ≈ 0.04975.

FAQ

When is the proportion approximately normal?

Typically require np and n(1−p) at least about 5–10.

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References

Content review: Calculatorism Science Team. Formula and numeric tests verified; results for reference only.

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