We could rewrite this, and we could say that we are confident because we are really using an estimator to get this value over here. We are confident that there is a 99% chance that a random X, a random sample mean, is within, and let's figure out this value right here using a calculator. It is 2.58 times our best estimate of the standard deviation of the sampling distribution, so times 0.031 is equal to 0.0, well, let's just round this up because it's so close to 0.08, is within 0.08 of the population proportion, or you could say that you are confident that the population proportion is within 0.08 of your sample mean. That's the exact same statement. If we want our confidence interval, our actual number that we got for there, our actual sample mean, we got was 0.568. We could replace this, and actually let me do it. I can delete this right here, let me clear it.