C.1. An airline analyst wishes to estimate the proportion of all American adults who are afraid to fly because of potential terrorist attacks. To estimate this percentage, the analyst decides to survey 1500

Americans from across the nation. Identify the relevant sample and population in this situation.

C.2. The number of children living in each of a large number of randomly selected households is an

example of which data type? Be specific.

C.3. Does it make sense to construct a histogram for the state of residence of randomly selected individuals in a sample? Explain why or why not.C.1. An airline analyst wishes to estimate the proportion of all American adults who are afraid to fly because of potential terrorist attacks. To estimate this percentage, the analyst decides to survey 1500

Americans from across the nation. Identify the relevant sample and population in this situation.

C.2. The number of children living in each of a large number of randomly selected households is an

example of which data type? Be specific.

C.3. Does it make sense to construct a histogram for the state of residence of randomly selected individuals in a sample? Explain why or why not.