Mathematics, 10.06.2020 06:57, elliedeegan3910

A city will soon be voting on a bond issue which will provide the necessary funds for a new middle school. The school board wants to know how likely it is that the bond issue will pass. They randomly sample three groups of 200 people and ask each person whether they are for or against the bond issue. The results are recorded in the table below. ForAgainst
Sample #112179
Sample #264136
Sample #311090

Based on the collected data, do you think the bond issue will pass or fail? How confident are you? Explain your reasoning using complete sentences.
Using the mean of the samples, approximately how many of the 12,000 voters would you expect to vote against the bond issue?

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