2. Molly really enjoyed country music. After listening one afternoon to her favorite station foran hour, she had heard 25 songs. All but 1 song were about either truck drivers, being in love,hound-dog owners, or some combination of the three. She noted the following information: Allof the truck drivers were in love. Three-fourths of the truck drivers were not hound-dogowners. There were six hound-dog owners who were in love. Of the hound-dog owners whowere not truck drivers, half of them were in love. Eighty percent of all the songs concernedpeople in love. How many songs concerned people who were in love but were neither truckdrivers nor hound-dog owners?

2. Molly really enjoyed country music. After listening one afternoon to her favorite station foran hour, she had heard 25 songs. All but 1 song were about either truck drivers, being in love,hound-dog owners, or some combination of the three. She noted the following information: Allof the truck drivers were in love. Three-fourths of the truck drivers were not hound-dogowners. There were six hound-dog owners who were in love. Of the hound-dog owners whowere not truck drivers, half of them were in love. Eighty percent of all the songs concernedpeople in love. How many songs concerned people who were in love but were neither truckdrivers nor hound-dog owners?

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Statistics is the study of data collection, organization, analysis, interpretation, and presentation. Statistical bias is a characteristic of a statistical technique or its findings in which the expected value deviates from the actual root quantitative parameter being estimated. According to the actual definition of bias, it refers to the tendency of a statistic to overestimate or underestimate a parameter.

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2. Molly really enjoyed country music. After listening one afternoon to her favorite station for
an hour, she had heard 25 songs. All but 1 song were about either truck drivers, being in love,
hound-dog owners, or some combination of the three. She noted the following information: All
of the truck drivers were in love. Three-fourths of the truck drivers were not hound-dog
owners. There were six hound-dog owners who were in love. Of the hound-dog owners who
were not truck drivers, half of them were in love. Eighty percent of all the songs concerned
people in love. How many songs concerned people who were in love but were neither truck
drivers nor hound-dog owners?

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