Suppose Six Flags (an amusement park) wants to conduct a survey to assess customer satisfaction with the park during the COVID-19 pandemic. For each of the following sampling methods, provide an example of how Six Flags could use it. The explanation of your examples should make it clear that the sampling method is being followed. (a) Cluster sampling (b) Stratified sampling (c) Quota sampling

Suppose Six Flags (an amusement park) wants to conduct a survey to assess customer satisfaction with the park during the COVID-19 pandemic. For each of the following sampling methods, provide an example of how Six Flags could use it. The explanation of your examples should make it clear that the sampling method is being followed. (a) Cluster sampling (b) Stratified sampling (c) Quota sampling

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