When it comes to sampling methods, random sampling is one of the most effective. The principal wants the results of his or her sample to be as fair as possible, so it is best to choose students randomly, and in a neutral environment. The mall is not a neutral environment because not all students have access to the mall, and even those who do are not guaranteed to provide accurate results. The same goes for a basketball game, and student council. Samples taken from these environments are likely to produce more bias. However, collecting a survey from every tenth student entering the school one morning is more likely to produce accurate results that are representative of the school population.
Answer: C is not correct i just took the test and it was wrong.
Step-by-step explanation:
So, let's look at the problem once again.
8%, or 8/100 of the bag were green jelly beans.
Let's see what we can do to find out a number of other jelly beans, not including the green ones.
We know that 92% of jelly-beans are not green.
92% is 11.5 times more than 8%
(92/8)
24 (or 8%) times 11.5 = 276
276 - number of jelly beans that are not green.
276 plus 24 = 300.
Answer: 300 jelly beans were in one bag.
Answer:
b is 10 times greater
Step-by-step explanation:
If we multiply the first ratio by 2/2, we get 2/10. Since b=10 and c=1, b is 10 times greater.
If one acre is $52, you would multiply 1240 by 52. Your land in total is worth $64,480.
