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A survey asked a sample of vacationers how far they drove to get to their destination. What is the margin of
error if the interval estimate is (200 miles, 250 miles)?

What is the length of the interval?

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The margin of error for the interval (200 miles, 250 miles) is 25 miles.

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An equation is an expression that shows the relationship between two or more variables and number.

The confidence interval = mean (m) ± margin of error (e) = m ± e

Hence:

m + e = 250    (1)

m - e = 200    (2)

From the both equations:

m = 225, e = 25

The margin of error for the interval (200 miles, 250 miles) is 25 miles.

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