Answer: E simple random
Step-by-step explanation:
A simple random sample in a statistics is a subset of individuals chosen from a larger set. Each individual is chosen randomly and entirely by chance, such that each individual has the same probability
A fraction. I.E. : 6 has 36 parts (6 parts per one) If you took 2 out of the six parts away you would get 32/6 or 5 2/6 (2/6 could be simplified to 1/3)
I believe that the answer is 3 intercepts
Mammals: If the number of Mammal exhibits is 25 and there are 75 total exhibits, the Mammal exhibits are 1/3 of the total exhibits at this Zoo. The ratio for 1/3 is 1:3, which is 25:75 in most complex form. That's 33.3 as a percentage, or 33.3%.
Reptiles: If the number of Reptile exhibits is 15 and there are 75 total exhibits, the reptile exhibits are 1/5 of the total exhibits here. The ratio for 1/5 is 1:5, which is 15:75 fully written out. This as a percentage is 20%.
I'll message you the other half of the answers.
Example (not a very likely example, however):
At 11 pm the temperature is -15 degrees F, and it continues to drop by 10 degrees F every hour.