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1. The value of p̂ is the sample proportion. (12%)
2. The value of q^ is found from evaluating 1-p̂. (88%)
3. The value of n is the sample size. (500)
4. The value of E is the margin of error. (+3 percentage points)
5. The value of p is the population proportion.
6. =1-0.9 = 0.10
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