Airlines allow children younger than two to not have their own seat and sit on their parents' laps. They refer to these children as "infant in arms." Airline companies are interested in the consistency of the number of infant in arms travelers so that they have adequate safety equipment.

Suppose an airline conducts a survey.Over Thanksgiving weekend, it surveys six flights from Boston to Salt Lake City to determine the number of infant in arms travelers on those flights.It determined the amount of safety equipment needed by the result of that study.

Is this an appropriate study?Why or why not?