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Mathematics, 11.03.2021 21:10 johnisawesome999

A survey of a random sample of voters predicts that candidate A will receive 51% of the vote, candidate B will
receive 50% of the votes and candidate C will get 53% of
the votes. The margin of error is +5% to โ€“5%. Which
statement is correct about the percent of votes that the
candidates might get?

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