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  1. Which best describes bias, if any, from the sample surveyed?survey: voter preference in an upcoming election sample: randomly
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  2. The town council wants to ask about the location of a new restaurant. What method would result in an unbiased sample?Ask a group
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  3. The probability that a randomly chosen person in Botswana is 65 or older is approximately 0.2.a) What is the probability that,
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  4. sample of 80 people randomly asked in casino shows that average lost per person is $160 with a sample standard deviation s=$40.
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  5. Should the city build a homeless shelter downtown?Which sample is more likely to be biased? a.60 randomly selected downtown
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  6. Your samle is normally distributed with a mean age of 57. The standard deviation iin this sample is 5 years.The 2000 census
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  7. Samples of size n = 6 are randomly selected from 4 different binsof DVDs ranging in price from $4.99 to $9.99. You return each
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  8. Martha believes that a relaxation technique involving visualization will help people with mild insomnia fall asleep faster. She
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  9. A large company has found that 40% of it employees own their own homes.a.) If we randomly select a sample of 20 employees, what
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  10. our class is planning a pizza party. To decide on toppings, you randomly survey 20 students out of 100. This is an example of:*
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