Mathematics, 20.10.2020 19:01, Animallover100
Bart runs a food truck in front of a multi-story office building. He wants to know which type of sandwiches his customers prefer, grilled or plain. He randomly surveyed a few of his friends who have eaten at his food truck and recorded the results.
Friends Preferring Grilled Sandwiches Friends Preferring Plain Sandwiches
15 5
In this case, the population consists of
and the sample consists of
.
Based on the results, it can be concluded that
. The results would have been more accurate if Bart had surveyed
.
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