[Question]How to find lower bound for this exercise

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The discussion focuses on applying the Central Limit Theorem (CLT) to determine the lower bound for the probability that the difference between the sample proportion (p^) and the population proportion (p) is less than 0.01, given a sample size of n = 4500. Participants suggest using the standard normal distribution to find the critical value (Za/2) for the specified difference. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding the CLT to effectively approach this statistical problem.

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Homework Statement



Apply the Central limit theorem to evaluate approximately the lower bound for the probability that the difference between the relative frequency p^ and p is less than 0.01, if n = 4500

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This exercise do not give me the confidence interval? What function can help me solve this problem

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I think in this problem, i will choose random p^, p and the different between them is 0.01 => find approximately Za/2 => i have lower bound
 
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It would be a good idea to start by stating the "central limit theorem". That might give you some ideas.
 

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