Suppose that a fast food restaurant decides to survey its customers to gauge interest in a breakfast menu. After surveying multiple people, the restaurant created a 95% confidence interval for the proportion of customers interested in a breakfast menu. The confidence interval is (0.688,0.766) . Use the confidence interval to find the point estimate and margin of error for the proportion. Give your answer precise to three decimal places.
Solution :
Point estimate =
= (Lower confidence interval + Upper confidence interval ) / 2
Point estimate =
= (0.688+0.766) / 2=0.727
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