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A personnel manager believes that a particular employee produces more defective parts than his peers. The manager records the worker’s production over the course of several weeks. Out of 315 parts produced, 11 are defective. Calculate\(\style{font-family:Times New Roman;}{\widehat p}\)(the sample proportion) if we define a defective part as a “success.”


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28.64



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