6.Suppose that Michigan lawmakers survey 500 randomly selected registered voters to see if they favor an extension of the fall duck hunting season. The lawmakers believe the population proportion in favor of extending the duck hunting season is 45% (based on historical data and previous votes). State the three conditions of the Central Limit Theorem and explain whether each condition is satisfied in this scenario.

5.Ferdryx is interested in whether residents of his community are opposed to the construction of a party store on the corner of a busy intersection. He randomly polls 150 residents in the community and receives responses from 55 residents. Of those who responded, 60% were opposed to the construction of the party store in the community so Frederick concludes that the majority of residents in his community oppose the construction of the party store. Explain what is wrong with this approach.

4.Explain the difference between a statistic and a parameter. Give an example of each.