The answer to this question would be: <span>The new survey’s margin of error will be between 50% and 100% the size of the original survey’s margin of error.
A bigger sample will result in a narrower margin of error which is a good thing because your data will become more accurate. But twice size will not improve the margin into the half. It definitely became lower than 100% though
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The satellite has 30 modular units.
There are equal numbers of non-upgraded sensors in each unit.
Let us assume that on the entire satellite there are x numbers of upgraded sensors.
Then as per the given condition, there are 
number of non-upgraded sensors in one unit.
Therefore, the number of non-upgraded sensors on the entire satellite is 
=6x
Hence, total number of sensors in the satellite is (x+ 6x) =7x
Therefore, the required fraction of the upgraded sensors is 
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Answer:
(2)(18)x
=36x
Step-by-step explanation:
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