Question

make this way shorter and easier for me please How to pick 50 students (randomly, simply)
- Get a complete list of all students (roster).
- Number them 1 to N.
- Use a random-number generator (phone/computer) to pick 50 distinct numbers, or put all names in a hat and draw 50.
- Those drawn are the sample.

Simple survey design
- Give each chosen student a short anonymous questionnaire: “Which do you prefer: Soda A or Soda B?”
- Give clear instructions and present the two sodas (or pictures) in a neutral way (order randomized if possible).
- Record answers and report percentages.

Simple experiment (blind taste test)
- Bring both sodas in identical unlabelled cups.
- Randomly assign each student an order (A then B or B then A) to avoid order effects.
- Have them taste both and say which they prefer (or rate each).
- Record results and compare counts/percentages.

Answer 1

Pick 50 students
- Get the full roster and number students 1–N.
- Use a random-number generator to pick 50 distinct numbers (or draw 50 names from a hat).
- Those 50 are your sample.

Simple survey
- Give each chosen student a short anonymous question: “Which do you prefer: Soda A or Soda B?”
- Show the sodas (or pictures) neutrally; randomize order if possible.
- Tally answers and report percentages.

Simple blind taste test
- Pour sodas into identical unlabelled cups.
- Randomly assign tasting order (A→B or B→A) to each student.
- Have them taste and state their preference (or rate each).
- Count results and compare percentages.