A survey was conducted asking people about their favorite fruit. Which inferences about the population are true based on the data? Check all that apply.
In two sample surveys, 125 people were asked about their favorite fruit. In the first survey, 40 people chose apples, 64 chose oranges, and 21 chose bananas. In the second, 43 chose apples, 63 chose oranges, and 19 chose bananas. Marianne inferred that most people prefer oranges. Is this inference true based on the data? Explain.
Marianne made an inference that is true based on the data. More than half of all the people surveyed in each sample chose oranges as their favorite fruit. Since most people in each sample chose oranges, it is likely that oranges are the favorite fruit of the entire population.
Which inference is true?
Take two samples of fish from a pond and analyze the results. What is the average number of bass found in both samples? What is the ratio of the average number of bass to the average number of fish in each sample?
The table shows two samples of fish from a pond. If 400 fish are in the pond, which proportion represents the average number of bass you would expect to live in the pond?




Which are valid inferences? Check all that apply.
Make an inference about which fish increased its predicted average population from Year 1 to Year 2.
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