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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.

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 5050 classmates have the same rule. He asks 55 friends from his class whether they may tell their dreams. Of those, 44 say that they may.\newlineBased on this data, which of the following conclusions are valid?\newlineChoose 11 answer:\newline(A) About 80% 80 \% of all of Jonas's classmates may tell their dreams.\newline(B) About 80% 80 \% of all people in Jonas's community may tell their dreams.\newline(C) 80% 80 \% of the classmates in this sample may tell their dreams, but we cannot conclude anything about the population.

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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 5050 classmates have the same rule. He asks 55 friends from his class whether they may tell their dreams. Of those, 44 say that they may.\newlineBased on this data, which of the following conclusions are valid?\newlineChoose 11 answer:\newline(A) About 80% 80 \% of all of Jonas's classmates may tell their dreams.\newline(B) About 80% 80 \% of all people in Jonas's community may tell their dreams.\newline(C) 80% 80 \% of the classmates in this sample may tell their dreams, but we cannot conclude anything about the population.
  1. Calculate Percentage: Jonas asked 55 friends, and 44 said they may tell their dreams. To find the percentage, we calculate (45)×100%(\frac{4}{5}) \times 100\%.
  2. Convert to Decimal: So, (4÷5)(4 \div 5) equals 0.80.8, and 0.8×100%0.8 \times 100\% equals 80%80\%.
  3. Interpret Result: This means that 80%80\% of Jonas's friends from the sample can tell their dreams.
  4. 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.

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