An organization surveyed a random sample of their employees about their new vacation policy. out of the employees surveyed, 83% rated the vacation policy as "delightful" with a margin of error of ±2% and a confidence interval of 95%. what does the margin of error imply?

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Out of the employees surveyed, 83% rated the vacation policy as "delightful" with a margin of error of ±2% and a confidence interval of 95%.

±2% means plus 2% from 83% and minus 2% from 83%, making the interval between 81% and 85%.

In general the margin of error tells that, how many percentage points the results will differ from the real population value. A small margin of error shows trustworthy results whereas a large margin of error means the results are not accurate.

Therefore, it can be concluded, with 95% confidence, that between 81% and 85% of all employees will rate the vacation policy as "delightful."

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