Math 2 Discussion Five: Give your thoughts to the following questions: A student named Foofy conducted a survey. In her sample, 83% of mothers employed outside the home would rather be home raising children. She reported that "the statistical analyses prove that most working women would rather be at home." What is the problem with this conclusion? Using everything we've learned in the class so far, how could we fix her report to make it better? Now that we are five weeks into the class, and you are on your way to become an educated statistician. You see or hear someone posting questionable data and statistics (like Foofy) or saying statistics is manipulated to say whatever you want. How would you defend it