gaungStats. docx File Edit Format Tools Help Downloa Heading 1 BI U A . A. Investigating Statistics in the Media In this assignment, you will be searching for where sampling has been used in the media within the past four weeks. You will want to choose a source that is supposed to have real journalism, not satirical journalism like The Onion. Once you have identified where sampling has been done and statistics have been used, you will answer the prompts on the assignment form. 1. Identify the article and provide a link. (Remember: original article must have been posted within the past four weeks.) Title of Article: Click here to type in your answer. URL of Article: Click here to type in your answer. Date article was posted: Click here to type in your answer. Brief description of statistics studied in article: Click here to type in your answer. 9 C Moad Assignment: M11 A x 5 InvestigatingStats.docx X Bb M11 Video Lesson - Black x G Claim: Less than 69% of wo x Homework Help - Q&A from C abbaddins.schoolcraft.edu/addins/Math122v2/docs/InvestigatingStats.docx Investigating Stats.docx File Edit Format Tools Help Heading 1 B I U A . A . BE 2. What is the sample and what is the population for this situation? Please remember that a sample is more than just a subset of a population. A sample is meant to be representative of the population. Population: Click here to type in your answer. Sample: Click here to type in your answer. 3. What type of sampling was used and could it be biased? Sampling Technique: Click here to type in your answer. Potential Bias: Click here to type in your answer. M OMITA X InvestigatingStats.docx X Bb M11 Video Lesson - Black X G Claim: Less than 69% of wo x Homework Help - Q&A from x addins.schoolcraft.edu/addins/Math122v2/docs/InvestigatingStats.docx + Stats.docx nat Tools Help Download Share Heading 1 BIU A. A. 4. Could the statistics presented be misleading? Explain. Click here to type in your answer. 5. Identify which variables were used in the situation, and classify those variables using terms such as discrete, continuous, qualitative, quantitative, etc. Remember that a variable will be some sort of recordable quality for each member of the sample. Examples could include height, weight, eye color, etc. Variable Classification Click here to type in your answer Click here to type in your answer Click here to type in your answer Click here to type in your answer Click here to type in your answer Click here to type in your answer Click here to type in your answer Click here to type in your answer Click here to type in your answer Click here to type in your answer + 0 11:08 9 M