A market researcher wants to understand university students' soft drink preferences. In particular, the research wants to know if more than half of university students in a town prefer Coke to Pepsi. A random sample of 50 students from that town is given both Coke and Pepsi to drink and asked their preferences. In the sample, 29 participants prefer Coke to Pepsi. The researcher computes the following information: The researcher constructs a 95% confidence interval (all of the assumptions and conditions are met) and obtains (0.43, 0.72). Write a full conclusion in context. BIUSIEEE BEEST X X Insert Formula (Note: On the practice test, nobody will look at your answer, to this. A sample answer is provided when you review your practice test. On the real final, your instructor will mark any questions like this by hand.)