O Descriptive StatisticsChoosing an appropriate method to conduct a survey and making an...Town officials want to estimate the number of households that own a dog. Answer the following.(a) Which of the following surveys probably would best represent the entire population ofhouseholds?O 50 households with a garage are randomly selected; 21 own a dog.O 50 households within a mile of a park are randomly selected; 22 own a dog.O 50 households are randomly selected from the town; 19 own a dog.(b) There are 750 households in the town. Using your answer from part (a), estimate thenumber of households that own a dog.householdsX

Town officials want to estimate the number of households that own a dog.Three survey options:a. 50 households with a garage are randomly selected; 21 own a dog.b. 50 households within a mile of a park are randomly selected; 22 own a dog.c. 50 households are randomly selected from the town; 19 own a dog.Objective:(a) Determine which survey option is likely to best represent the entire population of households.(b) Using the chosen survey option, estimate the number of households in the town that own a dog.(a) The survey that would probably best represent the entire population of households is the one where households are randomly selected from the town, regardless of specific criteria such as having a garage or being within a mile of a park. Therefore, option C, where 50 households are randomly selected from the town, would be the most representativec. 50 households are randomly selected from the town; 19 own a dog.Explanation for incorrect options:(a) 50 households with a garage are randomly selected; 21 own a dog:This survey is biased towards households with garages, which may not be representative of the entire town. It introduces a specific criterion (having a garage) that may not reflect the diversity of the town's households. The subset of households with garages might have different characteristics than those without, leading to a less representative sample.(b) 50 households within a mile of a park are randomly selected; 22 own a dog:Similar to option (a), this survey introduces a specific criterion (proximity to a park) that may not capture the diversity of households in the entire town. Households near a park may have different characteristics or demographics compared to those farther away. The survey may not be representative of the town as a whole.In contrast, option (c) avoids introducing specific criteria and simply randomly selects households from the town, making it more likely to provide a representative sample of the entire population of households.Now, to estimate the number of households that own a dog in the entire town:Estimated number of households with dogs=proportion×TotalHouseholdsTherefore, the estimated number of households in the town that own a dog, using the chosen survey option C is: 285c. 50 households are randomly selected from the town; 19 own a dog.The estimated number of households in the town that own a dog, using the chosen survey option C is: 285