Common Core Investigation 5.1. Today I will understand that information can be gained about a population by examining the sample where random sampling.

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Common Core Investigation 5.1

Today I will understand that information can be gained about a population by examining the sample where random sampling tends to produce representative samples.

Aprende Middle School is considering the following locations for a 7 th Grade field trip: The Movies, Polar Ice, or the Science Center. The principal wants to survey a sample of students to find which location Grade 7 students would prefer. Should the principal select members of the science club for the sample? Should the principal survey every tenth student to walk into Aprende tomorrow morning?

Aprende Middle School is considering the following locations for a 7 th Grade field trip: The Movies, Polar Ice, or the Science Center. The principal wants to survey a sample of students to find which location Grade 7 students would prefer. Should the principal ask a group of randomly- selected Grade 7 girls? How can the principal get a random sample of Grade 7 students?

You can collect data from a random sample of a given population and use that data to make inferences about the population as a whole. Inferences will be valid only if the sample is a representative of the population. A sample is representative if every member of the population has an equal chance of being included in the sample. Random sampling is the best way to produce a representative sample that will support valid inferences.

The owners of the Casual Café and the Bountiful Bistro want to know more about the types of customers that dine at their restaurants. They each conduct a survey to find their customers’ ages and the price they would expect to pay for an entrée. Suppose the owners took their samples by surveying the first fifteen women dressed in business attire. Do you think this sample is representative of the population? Explain.

The owners of the Casual Café and the Bountiful Bistro want to know more about the types of customers that dine at their restaurants. They each conduct a survey to find their customers’ ages and the price they would expect to pay for an entrée. Suppose the owners took their samples by surveying every fifth customer at lunch. Do you think this sample is representative of the population? Explain.

The owners of the Casual Café and the Bountiful Bistro want to know more about the types of customers that dine at their restaurants. They each conduct a survey to find their customers’ ages and the price they would expect to pay for an entrée. Describe a survey method that would give the restaurant owners a representative sample of the population. Explain how you decided on your method.

The table shows age data the owners gathered from a representative sample at each restaurant. Copy the table and answer the questions below What is the mean age for each restaurant’s customers? What do the mean ages tell you about the customers that each restaurant attracts?

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