survey of 4000 Americans found that 80 % agreed with the president on a certain issue. Identify the population A. All Americans B. All American Voters C. The 4000 Americans interviewed D. The 3200 Americans who agreed Identify the attribute of interest. A. Agreeing with the President B. Being one of the 4000 who agreed C. Being an American Voter D. Being one of the 3200 that agreed Is the proportion 0.80 (80%) a population proportion or a sample proportion? A. Sample proportion B. Population proportion C. None of the above

survey of 4000 Americans found that 80 % agreed with the president on a certain issue. Identify the population A. All Americans B. All American Voters C. The 4000 Americans interviewed D. The 3200 Americans who agreed Identify the attribute of interest. A. Agreeing with the President B. Being one of the 4000 who agreed C. Being an American Voter D. Being one of the 3200 that agreed Is the proportion 0.80 (80%) a population proportion or a sample proportion? A. Sample proportion B. Population proportion C. None of the above

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

18th Edition

ISBN:9780079039897

Author:Carter

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Chapter10: Statistics

Section10.3: Measures Of Spread

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survey of 4000 Americans found that 80 % agreed with the president on a certain issue.

Identify the population
A. All Americans
B. All American Voters
C. The 4000 Americans interviewed
D. The 3200 Americans who agreed

Identify the attribute of interest.
A. Agreeing with the President
B. Being one of the 4000 who agreed
C. Being an American Voter
D. Being one of the 3200 that agreed

Is the proportion 0.80 (80%) a population proportion or a sample proportion?
A. Sample proportion
B. Population proportion
C. None of the above