owners who do not have pet insurance who would opt for medical treatment for their pet if the cost of the treatment exceeded $5,000. Only 29 out of the 185 pet owners surveyed said they would opt for treatment when presented with the choice if the treatment would cost over $5,000 in total. Calculate the margin of error for this result at the 10% level of significance, and construct the corresponding confidence interval for the true proportion of pet owners that do not have pet insurance who would be willing to pay over $5,000 for medical treatment for their pet. Standard Normal Distribution Table E Round to 3 significant digits