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5. Use the standard error method to construct a 95% confidence interval for the true proportion of Americans who approve of the indictment of former President Trump
interpret your confifence inerval in the context of this situation.
6. Construct a 99% CI using the counting method and the graph.
explain how you determine your 99% CI using the graph given
interpret your confidence interval in the contect of this situation

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For questions #1-6, reference the following scenario and bootstrap distribution.
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On April 3, 2023, CNN conducted a survey to determine the number of Americans who approve of the indictment of former President Donald Trump. In a
representative random sample of 1048, a total of 629 voiced approval of the indictment.
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Since this statistic is only a sample of all Americans, a confidence interval is needed to predict the true proportion of Americans who support the indictment of
the former President. Below is the bootstrap distribution for this proportion.
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