Part I: Sampling Your college wants to gather student opinions about parking for students on campus....

Part I: Sampling

Your college wants to gather student opinions about parking for students on campus. It is not practical to contact all the students. For this assignment, complete the following items:

Design a bad sample. In a short paragraph, design how you would create a sample of students to answer your survey on parking. This should be an example of a bad sample design.

Design a good sample. Do the same as above, but discuss a sample design that would be considered a good sample design. Discuss how the good sample design differs from the bad sample design.

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