A factory packages mixed nuts made with only almonds and cashews. In one container of 8000 mixed nuts, 2080 of them are almonds and 5920 of them are cashews. (a) Construct a percent bar graph for the mixed nuts in the container. 50% 50% Drag to adjust Almonds Cashews X Let's simulate three random samples of 125 mixed nuts from the container. Press all three "Run" buttons to do so. (You can press "Run" multiple times to generate more samples to see how they vary.) Run Run Run Sample size: 0 Sample size: 0 Sample size: 0 Number % of total Number % of total Number % of total Almonds Almonds Almonds Cashews Cashews Cashews (b) In part (a), we calculated two different types of percentages: population percentages in the percent bar graph and sample percentages in the simulations.(b) In part (a), we calculated two different types of percentages: population percentages in the percent bar graph and sample percentages in the simulations. . The almond population percentage is the percentage of the 8000 mixed nuts that are almonds. . The almond sample percentage is the percentage of mixed nuts that are almonds in a random sample of 125 mixed nuts. True or false? Statement True False X In any random sample of 125 mixed nuts, the almond sample percentage must always O O be equal to the almond population percentage. Undo In any random sample of 125 mixed nuts, the almond sample percentage is always O O 50%. With a very large sample size, there must be no difference between the almond sample percentage and the almond population percentage. O O