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Question 1.

Analysis of income data based on a survey of 33 professors at a large midwestern university produced the report: "Average income (all sources) of professors is $64,245.21." An astute reader would conclude that

▸ professors are not honest when they report their salaries.

▸ the precision is unjustified.

▸ the accuracy is unjustified.

▸ the precision and accuracy are acceptable.

Question 2.

A reporter for a school newspaper is charged with determining the average amount of money that students spend on books. Discuss the potential sources of error and how they might be avoided.

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Statistical Reasoning for Everyday Life

Edition: 5^th

Authors: Bennett, Briggs, Triola

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