Answer:
No
Step-by-step explanation:
To estimate population proportion from a sample, we must ensure that the sample data is random. Though a simple random sample of college students from a particular college was used as the sample data. However, selection of the college should have been randomized as well, a stratified random sample would have been a better sampling method whereby certain colleges are selected based on region or other criteria and then a random sample of it's statistics students selected. The sample proportion Obtian from a sample of this nature will be more representative of the population proportion of all college statistic student.
Alright, so this is simple.
P= 50,000 or 50 thousands
G= 13 Tons
The variable f isn't known.
So your equation would be 13 = 50 (f), if you were to put your known variables in the equation.
If you were to find variable f, you would divide 13 tons by 50,000 to get 0.00026 or in scientific notation: 2.6 x 10 (exponent(s):-4)
First factor each number
39=3*13
52=4*13
Now find the greatest common factor, which in our case is 13.
Answer: 13
