Part 1-Sampling the Fundraiser The fundraiser was a great success (thanks to your hard work), but you think it could be even better! You have decided to survey the people who attended the fundraiser to get ideas on how to improve the experience in the future. Since it is not feasible to ask every person who attended the event, you have developed six different sampling strategies you can use. • For each case, determine which of the five sampling methods discussed in class best describes the strategy. Justify your reasoning. . For each case, determine if think that the technique would produce a biased or unbiased sample. Justify your choices. • Out of the six strategies listed, which would you choose to use? Justify your choice. You divide up the attendees based on which of the four local high school districts they live in and then asks fifty people from each school district about their thoughts on the fundraiser. You go through the list of attendees and contact every 10 person on the list about their thoughts on the fundraiser. You divide up the attendees based on their heights and contact everyone taller than six feet and everyone shorter than 5 feet about their thoughts on the fundraiser. iv. You go through the list of attendees and contact every person whose last name begins with 5 about their thoughts on the fundraiser. v. You group everyone who attended by age and ask twenty people from each age group about their thoughts on the fundraiser. v. You divide up the attendees by age, and then ask the next twenty random people you see about their thoughts on the fundraiser.

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