Suppose you are given the following frequency table that conveys the results of a recent survey of people walking dogs at Hendry's beach. Each respondent was asked how many dogs they have. (All respondents had between 0 and 7 dogs): Number Relative of Dogs Frequency Frequency 0-2 12 3-5 6 5-7 What is the relative frequency of the 3-5 dog class? (rounded to the nearest percent/do not include the percent sign. e.g. if I calculated 52.867%, my answer would just be 53) Answer:You receive a call from an environmental survey group interested in consumer preferences, and now that you are studying Statistics, decide to answer the surveyor's questions and provide an additional observation for their survey. Which (one) of the following questions would lead to a response that is a quantitative variable? O a. If climate change is a principle issue for a political candidate, would you be more likely or less likely to vote for them? O b. When making a purchase, are you more likely or less likely to shop at a retailer if they are known as pro-environment or *green"? O c. On a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being not at all, and 10 be extremely, how concerned are you with climate change? O d. None of the above O e. How many times a day do you travel in a vehicle by yourself?Suppose a UCSB student action committee is conducting a survey that includes the question, "Do you agree that the student fees we are being charged is criminal and should be suspended immediately?" This is an example of: O . Undercoverage O b. Overcoverage O C. None of the above O d. Nonresponse O e- Response Bias Of. Wording effectsWhich of the following is not a problem with sample surveys? O a. None of the above O b. Undercoverage O C. Wording effects O d. Nonresponse O e- Overcoverage Of. Response Bias