Suppose people in your town are being surveyed about shopping habits. Which one of the following situations is best modeled by a binomial model? A. You ask residents of your town, Do you shop downtown at least once a month? and count the number of people you have to ask until you get 50 to answer yes. B. You ask
Suppose people in your town are being surveyed about shopping habits. Which one of the following situations is best modeled by a binomial model?
A. You ask residents of your town, “Do you shop downtown at least once a month?” and count the number of people you have to ask until you get 50 to answer yes.
B. You ask a random sample of 50 residents in your town, “Do you shop downtown at least once a month?” and you count the number who answer yes.
C. You ask 25 random people who are walking around downtown and 25 random people who are coming out of a big-box store just outside of your town, “Do you shop downtown at least once a month?” and count the number who answered yes.
D. You ask a random sample of 50 residents, “Which stores would you like to see added in downtown?” and you record their answers.
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Introduction To Statistical Investigations
2nd Edition
Authors: Beth L.Chance, George W.Cobb, Allan J.Rossman Nathan Tintle, Todd Swanson Soma Roy
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