A survey was conducted asking people about their favorite fruit. Which inferences about the population are true based on the data? Check all that apply.

About twice as many people prefer apples as prefer bananas.

Bananas are preferred much less frequently than apples or oranges.

Exactly twice as many people prefer oranges as prefer apples.

Exactly three times as many people prefer bananas as prefer oranges.

The samples show little variation for each fruit.

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Luna Gray

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7 June, 15:15

A survey was conducted asking people about their favorite fruit. Which inferences about the population are true based on the data? Check all that apply.

About twice as many people prefer apples as prefer bananas.

Bananas are preferred much less frequently than apples or oranges.

Exactly twice as many people prefer oranges as prefer apples.

Exactly three times as many people prefer bananas as prefer oranges.

The samples show little variation for each fruit.

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Lorena Craig · Answer 1

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Tatum · Answer 2

1.) About twice as many people prefer apples as prefer bananas.

2.) Bananas are preferred much less frequently than apples or oranges.

5.) The samples show little variation for each fruit.

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