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We wish to estimate the population proportion. We want to be 95 percent confident of our results and we want the estimate to be with .01 of the population parameter. No estimate of the population proportion is available. What value should we use for p?
A. 1.96
B. .01
C. .50
D. We cannot complete the problem, we need more information.
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