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Question 1.

Of the 2542 students enrolled at a midwestern college, 156 were polled. Forty-two reported that they would definitely buy books at the college bookstore. The bookstore should prepare for

▸ 684 students.

▸ at least 700 students.

▸ about 600 students.

▸ 700 students.

Question 2.

A newspaper reported "23,543,114 preteens have read one or more of the Harry Potter books." This figure is

▸ suspect.

▸ believable.

▸ not believable.

▸ imprecise.

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Statistical Reasoning for Everyday Life

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