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The school has 600 students in years 1–6 with 100 students in each year. Shannon got...

The school has 600 students in years 1–6 with 100 students in each year.

  1. Shannon got the names of all 600 students in the school and put them in a hat. Then she pulled out 60 names. What do you think of Shannon’s survey? Explain your answer.
  2. Jake asked 10 children at an after-school meeting of the computer games club. What do you think of Jake’s survey? Explain your answer.
  3. Adam asked all of the 100 children in year 1. What do you think of Adam’s survey? Explain your answer.

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