### Critical Values for Quick ReferenceWhen calculating confidence intervals, you can refer to the following table of critical values for commonly used confidence levels:| Confidence Level | Critical Value || ---------------- | -------------- || 0.90 | \( z^* = 1.645 \) || 0.95 | \( z^* = 1.960 \) || 0.99 | \( z^* = 2.576 \) |### Example ProblemJump to level 1In a poll of 1,000 randomly selected voters in a local election, 985 voters were in favor of school bond measures.**What is the 90% confidence interval?** Enter your answer in the format: [smaller value, larger value], for example, [Ex: 0.123, Ex: 0.123].

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Critical values for quick reference during this activity. Confidence level Critical value 0.90 z* 1.645 0.95 z* = 1.960 %3D 0.99 z* = 2.576 270604.1954596.qx3zqy7 Jump to level 1 In a poll of 1000 randomly selected voters in a local election, 985 voters were in favor of school bond measures. What is the 90% confidence interval? [Ex: 0.123, Ex: 0.123O ]

Critical values for quick reference during this activity. Confidence level Critical value 0.90 z* 1.645 0.95 z* = 1.960 %3D 0.99 z* = 2.576 270604.1954596.qx3zqy7 Jump to level 1 In a poll of 1000 randomly selected voters in a local election, 985 voters were in favor of school bond measures. What is the 90% confidence interval? [Ex: 0.123, Ex: 0.123O ]

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