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Complete the statements by filling in the blank. When constructing a confidence interval, to increase the level of confidence, you must [increase/decrease] the margin of error and the confidence interval will be [narrower/wider]. A larger sample size will improve the precision of the confidence interval, therefore, all things being equal, a larger sample size will result in a [smaller/larger] margin of error and the confidence interval will be [narrower/wider].
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