A political poll is taken by asking 1000 people who they would vote for: Candidate H,...
A political poll is taken by asking 1000 people who they would vote for: Candidate H, Candidate T. The numbers came in at 46%, 54%, respectively. What are the probabilities of more than 4% deviations from the two candidate numbers?
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