Suppose that ten researchers would like to estimate the proportion (percentage) of California Community College students who are homeless. The table below summarize the interval estimate of each researcher: Proportion of Homeless Students Researcher 1 (16%,19%) Researcher 2 (15%,20%) Researcher 3 (17%,20%) Researcher 4 (18%,21%) Researcher 5 (17%,21%) Researcher 6 (18%,20%) Researcher 7 (18%,19.5%) Researcher 8 (15%,22%) Researcher 9 (14%,20%) Researcher 10 (18%,23%) 1. How many of the interval estimates of the proportion of homeless California Community College students contain the proportion found by the Hope Center at Temple University, 19%? 2. Assuming that all researchers, including the Hope Center at Temple University, used appropriate research methods, would you feel confident in using 19% as an estimate for the proportion of homeless California Community College students? Why or why not?