DATA COLLECTION 1. We will consider two methods for selecting a sample of buildings. First, you will choose 10 buildings you think are representative of all the buildings in the town. This will be referred to as the "Self-Selected Sample" 2. Each person should look at the map and select 10 buildings that they feel are representative of all the buildings in the city. In the space provided here,record the building numbers and the number of solar panels that would fit on each building. Also calculate the average number of solar panels for your sample. Average # of solar panels:5.5 Sample # Building # # Solar Panels 1. '. 1. 16 2'. 2. 6 3'. 3. 2 4'. 4. 4 5'. 5. 4 6'. 6. 6 7'. 7. 7 8'. 8. 1 9. 9. 8 10. 10. 1 3. How many buildings are there in the population? 10 4. Now you will use a random mechanism to take a sample. Go to the website www.Random.org and use the true random number generator to randomly select 10 buildings. Again, each. A person in your group should take their own sample. If you want to randomly select 10 buildings, what should you set to be the minimum and maximum values? Why? a. Settheminimumand maximum to the numbers you are determined. b. Click "Generate" and record the number produced as your building #. c. Repeat for a total of 10 buildings. If any building appears twice in your random sample, replace it with a new value. d. Calculate the average # Solar Panels in your sample