Question 17 (1 point) Each person in a random sample of 1100 "likely voters" (as defined by a professional polling organization) was questioned about his or her political views. Of those surveyed, 708 felt that "the economy's state" was the most urgent national concern. If we want to estimate p, the population proportion of likely voters that believe the economy's state is the most urgent national concern with 99% condence and a margin of error no greater than 2%, how many likely voters need to be surveyed? Assume that you have no idea of the value of p