The United States is spread across a large number of time zones. In fact, the time zones not only break up the country, but they break up some states, too! The regions of the U.S. are grouped by their time zone and numbered in the table below: Eastern Standard Time (EST) 1 Connecticut 7 Maine 13 New York 19 Tennessee (eastern) 2 Delaware 8 Maryland 14 North Carolina 20 Vermont 3 Florida (eastern) 9 Massachusetts 15 Ohio 21 Virginia 4 Georgia 10 Michigan (most of) 16 Pennsylvania 22 Washington, D.C. 5 Indiana (most of) 11 New Hampshire 17 Rhode Island 23 West Virginia 6 Kentucky (eastern) 12 New Jersey 18 South Carolina Central Standard Time (CST) 24 Alabama 29 Iowa 34 Minnesota 39 Oklahoma 25 Arkansas 30 Kansas (most of) 35 Mississippi 40 South Dakota (eastern) 26 Florida (western) 31 Kentucky (western) 36 Missouri 41 Tennessee (western) 27 Illinois 32 Louisiana 37 Nebraska (eastern) 42 Texas (most of) 28 Indiana (NW & SW) 33 Michigan (NW edge) 38 North Dakota (eastern) 43 Wisconsin Mountain Standard Time (MST) 44 Arizona 48 Montana 51 North Dakota (western) 54 Texas (western corner) 45 Colorado 49 Nebraska (western) 52 Oregon (SE edge) 55 Utah 46 Idaho (southern) 50 New Mexico 53 South Dakota (western) 56 Wyoming 47 Kansas (western edge) (PST) Pacific Standard Time Other 57 California 62 Alaska 66 Northern Mariana Islands 58 Idaho (northern) 63 American Samoa 67 Puerto Rico 59 Nevada 64 Guam 68 U.S. Virgin Islands 60 Oregon (most of) 65 Hawaii 61 Washington Kit uses her calculator to generate a list of random numbers. Use the numbers Kit found to find a simple random sample of five regions. #66: ________ #15: ______ #21: ________ #2: ________ #46: __________ Select a sample of nine regions by starting with Florida (eastern), and then selecting every 8th state afterwards. When counting through the states, make sure to follow the order of the numbers! Florida (eastern) What type of sample did you find in b. above? Suppose Parker finds a sample of 20 regions by finding a random sample of 7 regions from EST, 6 regions from CST, 4 regions from MST, 1 region from PST, and 2 regions from the Other category. What type of sample did Parker find

The United States is spread across a large number of time zones. In fact, the time zones not only break up the country, but they break up some states, too! The regions of the U.S. are grouped by their time zone and numbered in the table below: Eastern Standard Time (EST) 1 Connecticut 7 Maine 13 New York 19 Tennessee (eastern) 2 Delaware 8 Maryland 14 North Carolina 20 Vermont 3 Florida (eastern) 9 Massachusetts 15 Ohio 21 Virginia 4 Georgia 10 Michigan (most of) 16 Pennsylvania 22 Washington, D.C. 5 Indiana (most of) 11 New Hampshire 17 Rhode Island 23 West Virginia 6 Kentucky (eastern) 12 New Jersey 18 South Carolina Central Standard Time (CST) 24 Alabama 29 Iowa 34 Minnesota 39 Oklahoma 25 Arkansas 30 Kansas (most of) 35 Mississippi 40 South Dakota (eastern) 26 Florida (western) 31 Kentucky (western) 36 Missouri 41 Tennessee (western) 27 Illinois 32 Louisiana 37 Nebraska (eastern) 42 Texas (most of) 28 Indiana (NW & SW) 33 Michigan (NW edge) 38 North Dakota (eastern) 43 Wisconsin Mountain Standard Time (MST) 44 Arizona 48 Montana 51 North Dakota (western) 54 Texas (western corner) 45 Colorado 49 Nebraska (western) 52 Oregon (SE edge) 55 Utah 46 Idaho (southern) 50 New Mexico 53 South Dakota (western) 56 Wyoming 47 Kansas (western edge) (PST) Pacific Standard Time Other 57 California 62 Alaska 66 Northern Mariana Islands 58 Idaho (northern) 63 American Samoa 67 Puerto Rico 59 Nevada 64 Guam 68 U.S. Virgin Islands 60 Oregon (most of) 65 Hawaii 61 Washington Kit uses her calculator to generate a list of random numbers. Use the numbers Kit found to find a simple random sample of five regions. #66: #15: #21: #2: #46: ____ Select a sample of nine regions by starting with Florida (eastern), and then selecting every 8th state afterwards. When counting through the states, make sure to follow the order of the numbers! Florida (eastern) What type of sample did you find in b. above? Suppose Parker finds a sample of 20 regions by finding a random sample of 7 regions from EST, 6 regions from CST, 4 regions from MST, 1 region from PST, and 2 regions from the Other category. What type of sample did Parker find

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Eastern Standard Time (EST)
1	Connecticut	7	Maine	13	New York	19	Tennessee (eastern)
2	Delaware	8	Maryland	14	North Carolina	20	Vermont
3	Florida (eastern)	9	Massachusetts	15	Ohio	21	Virginia
4	Georgia	10	Michigan (most of)	16	Pennsylvania	22	Washington, D.C.
5	Indiana (most of)	11	New Hampshire	17	Rhode Island	23	West Virginia
6	Kentucky (eastern)	12	New Jersey	18	South Carolina

Central Standard Time (CST)
24	Alabama	29	Iowa	34	Minnesota	39	Oklahoma
25	Arkansas	30	Kansas (most of)	35	Mississippi	40	South Dakota (eastern)
26	Florida (western)	31	Kentucky (western)	36	Missouri	41	Tennessee (western)
27	Illinois	32	Louisiana	37	Nebraska (eastern)	42	Texas (most of)
28	Indiana (NW & SW)	33	Michigan (NW edge)	38	North Dakota (eastern)	43	Wisconsin

Mountain Standard Time (MST)
44	Arizona	48	Montana	51	North Dakota (western)	54	Texas (western corner)
45	Colorado	49	Nebraska (western)	52	Oregon (SE edge)	55	Utah
46	Idaho (southern)	50	New Mexico	53	South Dakota (western)	56	Wyoming
47	Kansas (western edge)

(PST) Pacific Standard Time			Other
57	California			62	Alaska	66	Northern Mariana Islands
58	Idaho (northern)			63	American Samoa	67	Puerto Rico
59	Nevada			64	Guam	68	U.S. Virgin Islands
60	Oregon (most of)			65	Hawaii
61	Washington

Kit uses her calculator to generate a list of random numbers. Use the numbers Kit found to find a simple random sample of five regions.

#66: ________
#15: ______
#21: ________
#2: ________
#46: __________
Select a sample of nine regions by starting with Florida (eastern), and then selecting every 8th state afterwards. When counting through the states, make sure to follow the order of the numbers!

Florida (eastern)
What type of sample did you find in b. above?
Suppose Parker finds a sample of 20 regions by finding a random sample of 7 regions from EST, 6 regions from CST, 4 regions from MST, 1 region from PST, and 2 regions from the Other category. What type of sample did Parker find?

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