PLATO! Select ALL the correct answers.
Identify the scenarios in which the statistics are misleading.
A. a music store owner claims that about 15% of high school students in his city can play the piano. He concludes this after surveying 80 randomly selected students from the various high schools in
his city.
B. A supermarket claims that 65% of its shoppers would like to see home delivery offered. They arrived at the conclusion by polling 50 randomly selected customers on a Tuesday afternoon.
C. A clothing store claims that 45% of its customers prefer skinny jeans over regular jeans. They concluded this from a survey which asked 120 randomly selected teenage customers which style they prefer.
D. A website claims that 47% of its visitors click on at least one advertisement while browsing the site. The information was collected from a database containing all the activity on the website
during the past month.
E. A report by a company that manufactures hair brushes says 56% of people who buy their brushes own only one hair brush. The conclusion comes from a survey of 500 males who bought the company's brush.

C. A clothing store claims that 45% of its customers prefer skinny jeans over regular jeans. They concluded this from a survey which asked 120 randomly selected teenage customers which style they prefer.

E. A report by a company that manufactures hair brushes says 56% of people who buy their brushes own only one hair brush. The conclusion comes from a survey of 500 males who bought the company's brush.

Step-by-step explanation:

These two are the biased reports because they don't include the full population.

C is biased because it only includes teens, not people of any other age.

E is biased because it only included males, not females.

A isn't biased because it includes the stated population, high school students in the city.

B isn't biased because the sample was of 50 random customers, which is the general population.

D isn't biased as it included all data from the website.

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