A birdwatcher is interested in the bird population in a specific habitat. He records the different types of birds in a random sample of the bird population because it is not possible to count all the birds in the habitat. What can be inferred from the data?Bird TypeNumber of Birds SeenNorthern Cardinal53Carolina Wren46Blue Jay7Total106aThere are more northern cardinals and Carolina wrens than blue jays in the habitat.bThere are 53 northern cardinals in the habitat.cThere are more blue jays than Carolina wrens in the habitat. dThere are more northern cardinals than Carolina wrens in the habitat.

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Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)

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A birdwatcher is interested in the bird population in a specific habitat. He records the different types of birds in a random sample of the bird population because it is not possible to count all the birds in the habitat. What can be inferred from the data?

Bird Type	Number of Birds Seen
Northern Cardinal	53
Carolina Wren	46
Blue Jay	7
Total	106

a	There are more northern cardinals and Carolina wrens than blue jays in the habitat.
b	There are 53 northern cardinals in the habitat.
c	There are more blue jays than Carolina wrens in the habitat.
d	There are more northern cardinals than Carolina wrens in the habitat.