When Jonas becomes the Receiver of Memory, he gets a rule that he may not tell his dreams. He wants to know how many of his 50 classmates have the same rule. He asks 5 friends from his class whether they may tell their dreams. Of those, 4 say that they may.Based on this data, which of the following conclusions are valid?Choose 1 answer:(A) About 80% of all of Jonas's classmates may tell their dreams.(B) About 80% of all people in Jonas's community may tell their dreams.(C) 80% of the classmates in this sample may tell their dreams, but we cannot conclude anything about the population.
Q. When Jonas becomes the Receiver of Memory, he gets a rule that he may not tell his dreams. He wants to know how many of his 50 classmates have the same rule. He asks 5 friends from his class whether they may tell their dreams. Of those, 4 say that they may.Based on this data, which of the following conclusions are valid?Choose 1 answer:(A) About 80% of all of Jonas's classmates may tell their dreams.(B) About 80% of all people in Jonas's community may tell their dreams.(C) 80% of the classmates in this sample may tell their dreams, but we cannot conclude anything about the population.
Calculate Percentage: Jonas asked 5 friends, and 4 said they may tell their dreams. To find the percentage, we calculate (54)×100%.
Convert to Decimal: So, (4÷5) equals 0.8, and 0.8×100% equals 80%.
Interpret Result: This means that 80% of Jonas's friends from the sample can tell their dreams.
Consider Sample Size: We can't assume this for all of Jonas's classmates or the community because the sample size is too small and might not be representative.