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A survey of 9512 residents of the 3rd congressional district of Colorado showed that 6134 favored cutting military spending in order to help balance the federal budget. Construct a 90 confidence interval estimate for the proportion of all residents in the 3rd district who favor cutting military spending to help balance the federal budget. ____________________ to ____________________
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