Mathematics
Mathematics, 07.05.2020 07:07, qhenley

Ms. Darnell's class wants to estimate the number of soft drinks
middle school students drink each day. They obtain a list of students. What is the sample
in the school and write each name on a card. The put the cards in a
box and select the names of 40 students to survey. What’s the sample

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