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Use the given confidence interval limits to find the point estimate and the margin of error E.

0.475



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Answer:

The point estimate = 0.507

Margin error of a given confidence interval = 0.032

Explanation:

The point estimate is calculated by using the sample statistics of a population.

Thus; point estimate can be expressed with the formula:


\overline x = (\sum \limits ^n _(i=1) \ x _i)/(n)

Given that : 0.475 < p < 0.539


\overline x = (0.475+0.539)/(2)


\overline x = (1.014)/(2)


\overline x = 0.507

The point estimate = 0.507

The margin of error which shows the percentage of points that the derived results would differ from that of the given population value can be calculated with the formula:

Margin error of a given confidence interval =
\mathtt{(upper \ confidence \ limit - lower \ confidence \ limit )/(2)}

Margin error of a given confidence interval =
(0.539-0.475)/(2)

Margin error of a given confidence interval =
(0.064)/(2)

Margin error of a given confidence interval =
0.032

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