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Question 1 1 pt Suppose that a researcher will randomly sample 30 different penguins from a colony as part of a study. The number of these penguins that will be adults has a probability distribution that is binomial. 0 True 0 False You will randomly check 30 Petrie dishes that have been left in a freezer. There are 120 dishes in the freezer. Suppose that, if you select the dishes without replacement, you expect to see twenty dishes that are more than a year old. If you instead were to select the dishes with replacement, which of the following would be true? 0 Not enough information given O You expect to see more than twenty dishes that are more than a year old 0 You expect to see fewer than twenty dishes that are more than a year old 0 You expect to see twenty dishes that are more than a year old You will randomly select 5 chemical samples to be assayed, checking particularly for the presence of a specic impurity. In which case would there be more uncertainty regarding the number of these with the impurity present? 0 Sampling with or without replacement, we will be equally uncertain 0 Sampling without replacement 0 Sampling with replacement It is possible to sample a set of items from a population both independently, and in such a way that the items are may be counted more than once. 0 True 0 False