1. A survey was given to 100 high school seniors about their dating lives. Here is the survey: How many dates did you go on in the previous month? Has anyone ever broken up a dating relationship with you in a mean way? 0 Are you happy with your dating life? What is the problem with this survey design? a. This is a self-interest study. b. The relationship between the two variables implies that one causes the other. C. Loaded questions/order of questions. d. Nonresponse occurred. 2. Is the following data considered categorical or quantitative? A person's income falls in the $25,000 - $35,000 pay range. a. Categorical because it is only in a range of numbers and not a specific single value. b. Quantitative because it is a number c. Quantitative because dollar amounts can be averaged together. d. Categorical because it is not a number value. 3. Each day at the potato chip factory, truckloads of potatoes arrive. Quality control inspectors choose 10 potatoes from the top of each load of potatoes to test the load for quality. Does this arrangement constitute a simple random sample? a. No, because each group of 10 potatoes in the load do not have an equal chance of being selected. h b. Yes, because each individual potato has the same chance to be chosen. C. No, because each individual potato does not have the same chance to be chosen. d. Yes, because each group of 10 potatoes in the load has an equal chance of being selected