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Suppose a large endowment has been left to your city by a private donor. The city council has decided that the endowment should be used to build a recreation park near the center of town. One option is to build a skate park. It is decided that a stratified sampling plan would be the best way to get input from the public since opinions within a strata are likely to be similar. Which method for stratifying seems to be most reasonable for this scenario?

▸ Stratify by gender.

▸ Stratify by age.

▸ Stratify by income.

▸ None of these.

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Introductory Statistics: Exploring the World Through Data

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Authors: Gould, Ryan

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