Before the official Cutest Rescue Dog vote, enthusiasts were surveyed in a poll on X (previously known as Twitter). They o were asked "Which dog do you think is - = the cutest?" Exactly 700 users responded. :'f:- 25 The results of the poll are shown in the 2 20 relative frequency bar graph to the right. (6 pts) o @ 5 5 g s Lo a) How many more people voted for . \" = ? - - e T o o Hobie than for Kramer: Boba Fetch Woofer Pixie Hobie Kramer Furcules | 10| more Pl 194 14 457 a4l 42 b) Identify at least one potential source of bias for this poll and explain the impact this bias may have had on the poll results. Figure 1 255 341 86 284 397 140 1 st Reproduced here Woofer Boba Fetch Hobie Furcules Pixie Furcules for convenience 2nd Kramer Hobie Boba Fetch Boba Fetch Kramer Kramer 3rd Pixie Woofer Woofer Kramer Hobie Boba Fetch 4th Furcules Pixie Furcules Woofer Furcules Woofer 5th Hobie Kramer Pixie Hobie Boba Fetch Hobie 6th Boba Fetch Furcules Kramer Pixie Woofer Pixie Using the same Preference Schedule (Figure 1), complete the following problems. (5 pts) a) Explain which dog would win the contest using the Plurality Method.b) It turns out that this scenario illustrates the Plurality Method's ability to violate the lIA Criterion. Explain how the IlIA Criterion is violated. In particular: i. Identify a non-winning pooch (i.e.: not the dog found in part (a)) whose removal changes the outcome of the contest using this same Plurality Method and show that your claim is valid (i.e.: use the Plurality Method again to obtain a different winner). ii. Explain how this violates the IIA Criterion