
Aaron G. answered 10/23/23
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- First you need to define where point p would be, ie the midpoint between the two extremes of the margin of error (ME). That would be equal to:
p = (33.8+45.4)/2 = 39.6
- Next you need to find the range between these two numbers and divide that by 2, so that you get the value that extends in either direction from value p to encompass the total ME. This is done via the equation:
ME = (45.4% - 33.8%) / 2 = 5.8
- Now we put these all together and add the percent (%) like it were a unit.
p+-ME = 39.6% +- 5.8%