This is statistics course and I need help with answering those questions. This is Confidence Intervals and Experimental Design

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This is the link for "exam information page", https://apcentral.collegeboard.org/courses/ap-statistics/exam

1. Upload your Experimental Design BINGO & card here. Your instructor will look to see how many you correctly identified in a row, a column, or diagonally. Please circle or highlight the row, column, or diagonal you would like your instructor to grade. # correct in a row, column, or diagonal Points earned 5 30 4 25 3 20 2 15 1 10 O 0Experimental Design Bingo The goal of this assignment is to review these concepts and think critically about each, You'll do well on the FRQ section if you recognize these different situations and use the vocabulary correctly in your writing! You do not need to ll out every box. Fill in 5 across or 5 down or 5 diagonally to earn full credit. Blocking Not randomized:l l mp raper rando mizatio n Self-selection Stratied random sampling Small sample size Incorrect sampling fra me Convenience sampling Random number table or random number generator Random assignment Random sample Control group No n-resptmse bias Free Space: Wear career or major interest: you my {me this list? WW2?! rsH-s "5 Experiment Observational study Systematic sampling Judgement sampling M atell ed pairs design Cluster sampling Multi-stage testing Proportional sampling Volunteer sampling Undercoverage Bias We rding eifeet bias Confounding variable To ll in a space, you should use the AP central website where you can nd many of the past years' free response and multiple choice questions. The exam information page is a good place to look, or do a web search for \"AP Statistics Exam". 0 In the box above, write the year followed by the question number. II Notice on the exam information page, some questions come from a \"form B\" test. If using one of these, be sure to write \"form B" so your instructor knows. II If possible. copy and paste the URLs (links) you use into the assignment comments to help your instructor. You may use a problem for more than one box. For example, you may write \"2007 FRQ #4\" in at least 3 boxes! Go take a look '5)