A lawn and garden store surveyed 250 random customers who bought perennial flowers. Participants were asked the question, "Would
you like the store to provide more annual flowers or more perennial flowers?" A report of the survey results stated that customers would prefer the store to provide more perennial flowers than annual flowers.
Select all statements that correctly evaluate the report.
Options:
The question is biased toward a response of wanting more annual flowers.
The question is not biased.
The question is biased toward a response of wanting more perennial flowers.
The sample is not biased.
The sample is biased because it does not represent the population of customers at the lawn and garden store.
When Sam is 13 his mother will be 39 which is 3 times as old as he is. So Sam's mother will be 3 times as old as Sam will be in 11 years. (Your answer is 11 years.)
