From the sample used to find out what psychology majors would join the club and if it is biased, we can say that;
<u><em>- Yes, the sampling method is biased. </em></u>
<u><em>- The likely direction of the bias is because you only asked 5 people which </em></u>
<u><em>is not a significant percentage of those offering psychology majors and as </em></u>
<u><em>such the 4 out of 5 gotten is likely going to be an over estimation of those </em></u>
<u><em>who are willing to pay to join this club.</em></u>
We are told that;
- You want to start a club.
- This club is for psychology majors.
- You want to find the proportion of those in the psychology majors that will join this club you want to organize.
- Now, out of all the students offering psychology majors, you only asked 5 of them if they will be interested. Since 4 out of the 5 are interested and you want to use that to form a basis of the proportion of those interested , it would lead to <em>sampling bias</em> since the population is not adequately represented.
Therefore, this would lead to sampling bias and thus the sample is biased.
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If youknow the diameter of the circle, then
Circumference = (π) x (Diameter).
If youknow the radius of the circle, then
Circumference = (π/2) x(radius).
If you know the area of the circle, then
Circumference= 2 √ (π A) .
2-1/4
2/1=8/4 Multiply top and bottom by 4
8/4-1/4
7/4
1 3/4
