So that would be 0.54 minus two times five hundredths. So that would be 0.54 minus 10 hundredths, which would be 0.44. And we'd also wanna go two standard errors above the sample proportion. So that would be that plus 10 hundredths, and 0.64 of voters, of voters, support, support A. And so this interval that we have right over here, from 0.44 to 0.64, this will be known as our confidence interval. Confidence interval. And this will change, not just in the starting point and the end point, but it will change the actual length of our confidence interval, will change depending on what sample proportion we happen to pick for that sample of 100.