In a recent survey of a fair stratified random sample of the population, a question appeared as: Italic text startDo you plan to vote in favour of the speed limit change? Yes/NoItalic text End Italic text startA scientist found the following number of responses per stratum:Italic text End Age 20-24Age 25-29Age 30-34Yes45805No252515No response251055What are two reasons a respondent might not answer this question? What are the strata in this sample? If a person is picked at random from the sample, what is the probability that they are age 25-29 or did not respond to this question?

The data is shown below:Age 20-24Age 25-29Age 30-34Yes45805No252515No response251055

Age 20-24 Age 25-29 Age 30-34 Yes 45 80 5 No 25 25 15 No response 25 10 55 What are two reasons a respondent might not answer this question? What are the strata in this sample? If a person is picked at random from the sample, what is the probability that they are age 25-29 or did not respond to this question?

Age 20-24 Age 25-29 Age 30-34 Yes 45 80 5 No 25 25 15 No response 25 10 55 What are two reasons a respondent might not answer this question? What are the strata in this sample? If a person is picked at random from the sample, what is the probability that they are age 25-29 or did not respond to this question?

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

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Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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	Age 20-24	Age 25-29	Age 30-34
Yes	45	80	5
No	25	25	15
No response	25	10	55

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