Holding all other factors fixed related to a confidence interval, if we change the confidence levelfrom 95% to 90%, we can expectO A. the margin of error of the confidence interval to remain the same.B. the margin of error of the confidence interval to increase.C. the sample size to decrease.O D. the margin of error of the confidence interval to decrease.E. the sample size to increase.Reset SelectioneviousNextSaveThe Sakai ProjectGatewayAccessibility InformationCopyright 2003-2021 The Apereo Foundation. All rights reserved.存道

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Holding all other factors fixed related to a confidence interval, if we change the confidence level from 95% to 90%, we can expect O A. the margin of error of the confidence interval to remain the same. B. the margin of error of the confidence interval to increase. C. the sample size to decrease. D. the margin of error of the confidence interval to decrease. E. the sample size to increase.

Holding all other factors fixed related to a confidence interval, if we change the confidence level from 95% to 90%, we can expect O A. the margin of error of the confidence interval to remain the same. B. the margin of error of the confidence interval to increase. C. the sample size to decrease. D. the margin of error of the confidence interval to decrease. E. the sample size to increase.

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