In statistics, if a study is done which collects data, we usually have to account for the fact that there may be a small error in the final number because we are only gathering some of the total amount of available data. This is called the Margin of Error. The possible error will be smaller if you collect more data. The upcoming presidential election in 2024 may be one of the most influential and di- visive in history. Donald Trump and Joe Biden are both expected to run and represent the Republican and Democratic parties respectively. Right now they seem to be tied in popularity at 44% each, with the remaining 12% of the population either undecided or not voting. Source: https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/4213542-biden-trump-in-dead-heat- poll/ Let's focus on Joe Biden's position of 44%. At the bottom of the article it states that there is a margin of error of 2.7% in the outcome of the poll. This means the absolute difference between Biden's true percentage of support and the reported 44% could be up to 2.7 points (the same is true for Trump since they are 'tied') Write an absolute value inequality which represents the range of possible values X of Biden's