8.54 What would the margin of error be? Consider the setting in Exercise 8.50.

1. (a) Compute the margins of error for n₁ = 24 and n₂ = 24 for each of the following scenarios: p₁ = 0.6, p₂ = 0.5; p₁ = 0.7, p₂ = 0.5; and p₁ = 0.8, p₂ = 0.5.

2. (b) If you think that any of these scenarios is likely to fit your study, should you reconsider your choice of n₁ = 24 and n₂ = 24? Explain your answer.