There are 280 students and 30 teachers at Pete's school. The students and teachers will vote on Friday to choose a new school
mascot. The principal has asked Pete to survey a sample of the teachers and students to try to predict the outcome of the mascot
election.
The day before the election, Pete visits all three lunch periods. He asks 25 students at random in each period which mascot
they will vote for. He places a survey form in each teacher's mailbox. 12 teachers respond to the paper survey. Their votes are
tallied in the table below.
mple
Sample
Tiger
Lion
Dragon
Students
Teachers
What valid prediction can Pete make about the outcome of the mascot vote based on these survey results?