Some colleges now allow students to rent textbooks for a semester. Suppose that 38% of all students enrolled at a particular college would rent textbooks if that option were available to them. If the campus bookstore uses a random sample of size 100 to estimate the proportion of students at the college who would rent textbooks, is it likely that this estimate would be within 0.05 of the actual population pro-portion? Use what you know about the sampling distribution of ˆ p to support your answer.