In a poll conducted before the Republican presidential primary in Michigan, 134 of 420 randomly chosen likely voters indicated that they planned to vote for Mitt Romney. Suppose that an article describing the poll says that the margin of error for the statistic is 0.045. Use this information to find an interval estimate. A).274 to .364 B).319 to .364 C).274 to .319 D).319 to .374

In a poll conducted before the Republican presidential primary in Michigan, 134 of 420 randomly chosen likely voters indicated that they planned to vote for Mitt Romney. Suppose that an article describing the poll says that the margin of error for the statistic is 0.045. Use this information to find an interval estimate. A).274 to .364 B).319 to .364 C).274 to .319 D).319 to .374

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