Answer:
Answers explained below
Step-by-step explanation:
(a) If there is high bias and high variability, the numbers will not be anywhere near the 42 percent value. If I wrote down 10 numbers and they were all completely different from 42, I would know that I have high bias and high variability.
(b) If a certain number of polls have just about the same average, but are nowhere near 42 percent, they have high bias and low variability. For example, 20 percent, but its far from 42 percent.
(c) If there is low bias and high variability, if you list the polls they will have an average around 42 percent. If you average the polls, you'll get 42 percent low bias. The high variability might be 20, 72% 42% 63% 10%
(d) If there is low bias and low variability, all of the polls will be close to 42 percent.
Answer: 1.8
Step-by-step explanation: I’m not entirely sure about this, but it probably is 1.8 because I don’t think the slant would change the volume, though I may be wrong
So 4:30 and then the second one is 15:75
