When using estimates to make decisions, _________________________. Select the one best answer. It is important to always use a 95% confidence interval It is important to remember that you will never achieve certainty It is important to calculate those estimates to at least six decimal places It is important to use a 100% confidence level so as to achieve certainty All of the above None of the above
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