For questions 1 – 4, suppose you want to conduct the following survey from 50 Green...

For questions 1 – 4, suppose you want to conduct the following survey from 50 Green River College students.

1) How many credits are you taking this quarter?

2) What time does your first class start?

3) What is your current GPA?

4) What is your major?

5) How would you rate Green River College?

1 = Awesome 2 = Pretty Good 3 = Okay 4 = Not Good 5 = Awful

6) What state/country were you born in?

7) How long does it take you to get to school from home on average (to the nearest minute)?

1. If you use this survey to characterize the students in this class by organizing, summarizing, and displaying the data, what branch of statistics would that be?

2. Which sampling method would you use for this data collection? How would you implement the sampling method you’ve chosen?

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