answer Q3

141 - ## (Question 3] 142 143 In this question, you will consider another example of survivor bias. In 1987, a study published in the Journal of the American Veternary Medicine Association reported that cats that survived falls from higher floors in high-rise buildings suffered fewer injuries than cats who fell from lower floors (e.g. more than 6 stories vs less than 6 stories). While this finding seems counterintuitive, the authors suggested that this might be due to the cats relaxing and re-positioning themselves for a relatively safer landing after they reached maximum speed during their fall. The data for this study was collected from cats who suffered falls and were brought to veternary clinics. 144 145 146 - ### (a) Is this sample representative of all cats who suffer falls? 147 148 149 150 - ### (b) Do you expect that the average number of injuries for cats suffering falls calculated from this sample will be close to the true value? 151 152 153 154 155 ewpage 156 157 - # Part 2 158