In the most recent Rasmussen Report on congressional performance, a random sample of registered voters were asked if they would rate the overall job that Congress is doing as poor. In response to this question, 1104 responded “yes” and 915 responded “no”. Use the results obtained in the Rasmussen Report to estimate the percentage of all registered voters who would rate the overall job that Congress is doing as poor. Express the estimate both symbolically and verbally.

In the most recent Rasmussen Report on congressional performance, a random sample of registered voters were asked if they would rate the overall job that Congress is doing as poor. In response to this question, 1104 responded “yes” and 915 responded “no”. Use the results obtained in the Rasmussen Report to estimate the percentage of all registered voters who would rate the overall job that Congress is doing as poor. Express the estimate both symbolically and verbally.

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Use the results obtained in the Rasmussen Report to estimate the percentage of all registered voters who would rate the overall job that Congress is doing as poor. Express the estimate both symbolically and verbally.

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