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om/Student/PlayerHomework.aspx?homeworkid=630714219&questionld=3&flushed=false&cld=7059180¢erwin=yes -Fall 2022-Section 04 Hayley Huie 08/17/22 9:20 PM 1-Part 2 (1.2-1.3) Question 3, 1.2.15 HW Score: 60%, 3 of 5 points Part 2 of 3 Points: 0 of 1 Save Consider the population of all students at your school. A certain proportion support mandatory national service. Your friend randomly samples 40 students from the school, and uses the sample proportion who support mandatory national service to predict the population proportion at the school. You take your own, separate random sample of 40 students, and find the sample proportion th supports mandatory national service. Complete parts a through c below. a. For the two studies, are the populations the same? A. No, because we know different people. B. Yes, because each sample is randomly chosen from all students in the school. O C. No, because the people we choose are not the same. D. Yes, because the sample sizes are the same. b. How likely is it that the samples are the same? Explain. O A. It is likely because the samples come from the same population. O B. It is very unlikely because the sample is much smaller than the population. C. It is impossible because the samples come from different populations. O D. It is likely because the sample sizes are the same