For a project called "The Sheep Market", Aaron Koblin collected drawings of sheep from strangers on the Internet. He posted the task on the Amazon Mechanical Turk crowdsourcing platform for 2 cents, and over the course of 40 days, at a rate of about 11 sheep per hour, he collected 10,000 drawings from 7,599 IP addresses. Which of these is true about his decision to crowdsource the sheep drawings?

Aaron could expect a diversity in the style of the sheep drawings.

Explanation:

Crowdsourcing is a simply a sourcing model in which an individual or organizations get goods and services, ideas and finances, from a large, relatively open and often rapidly growing group of internet users.

It makes it easier for participants to achieve a cumulative result through working differently on the same project. That is to say, it provides work between participants to achieve a cumulative result.

Its benefits is that, Crowdsourcing allows businesses to perform tasks more quickly than when a single employee is working alone. Again, Breaking up a project into a collection of smaller pieces and providing these pieces to a larger group of workers hastens the completion of projects. Overall, crowdsourcing presents a more efficient way to do work.

From the Question, Aaron was able to get different pictures of sheep in their numbers also because he used crowsourcing on amazon.

He got a variety of pictures and so many in such a short time for his project "The Sheep Market".