(Solution Library) A recent newspaper poll indicated that candidate A is favored over candidate B by a 53—to-47 percentage, with a margin of error of :4 percent.
Question: A recent newspaper poll indicated that candidate A is favored over candidate B by a 53—to-47 percentage, with a margin of error of :4 percent. The newspaper then stated that since the 6-point gap is larger than the margin of error, its readers can be certain that candidate A is the current choice. Is this reasoning correct? .
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