We observe in the case provided that the researcher, who has no interest in the population to intervene, is going to carry out surveys to assess whether the neighborhood is a good place to live, obtaining the following conclusions:

i. The Minneapolis Resident Survey was an observational study.

ii. The Minneapolis Resident Survey was an experiment.

iii. The figure 50.1% is a descriptive statistic for the sample.

iv. The figure 50.1% is a statistical inference for the population.:By estimating the sample, obtained by a lower percentage of the total of the respondents, it is known that with a 95% confidence interval that the rating obtained from the respondents considering that the neighborhood is a good place to live was found between 0.44 and 0.50, taking this interval as a statistical inference for the population.

The correct answer is I and III, since in this study no interventions were made to the population and only one observation of a characteristic of the neighborhood was made and in III we know that the descriptive statistic only describes data and summarizes it, which is a of the ways to display the data from the descriptive survey.

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4. Is rap music more popular among young Indians than among young Asians? A sample survey compared 634 randomly chosen Indians a

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Answer:

H0 is accepted

there is no difference between the proportions of Indian and Asian young people who listen to rap music every day.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given a sample survey compared 634 randomly chosen Indians aged 15 to 25 with 567 randomly selected Asians in the same age group.

$p_{1} = \frac{368}{634} =0.580$