p E Move to V (3' Categorise V {D Snooze V Undo GUI-I i 1 v 1.: Part II. Enumerative Induction. Evaluate the arguments. Possible answers are: Sample too small, Sample no! random, Sample hath too small and not random, and No problem. 11. There have been very few COVID-ig cases in Taiwan, so there have been very few anywhere in the world. 12. All the students in this class know how to use Venn diagrams. so all the students at the University of Saskatchewan know how to use them. 13. CCWID-ig has spread rapidly throughout the world, so all new vimses spread quickly throughout the world. 14. A survey of 1000 American Republicans chosen randomly showed that 90% of them thought that masks don't work. We can infer that a majority of Americans don't believe that masks work. 15. Asu rvey of 1200 Canadians chosen by chance showed that 95% of them wore masks to the supermarket. So, a large majority of Canadians wear masks to the supermarket. 16. The USA should not reach an agreement with Iran. The West tried to appease Hitler too and it just encouraged him. An agreement will encourage Iran. 17. (Note: Some restaurants tell their customers during election campaigns that they can show their support for a political part",r by buying a particular item on the menu.) The customers at Joe's Hamburgers bought more Conservative Burgers than Liberal or NDP burgers, so the Conservatives are going to win the election. 18. Everyone in Sarawak knoWs who Jamas Brooke was, so probably everyone in the world knows. 19. All Americans support freedom of speech, so people throughout the world support freedom of speech. 20. 'l'wo thirds of all voters in Saskatchewan supported the Conservatives. so two thirds of all N