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Desiree, Marina, and Raúl each survey random samples of 60 students in their
school about whether they prefer to listen to music while completing homework.
They use the results to infer about what percent of students in the school prefer to
listen to music while completing homework Based on the results of the three
surveys, what range of inferences is reasonable? Write your answers in the blanks.
Student Who Students who prefer to Listen to
Gave Survey Music While Completing Homework
Desiree
48
Marina
39
Raúl
From
of the school population prefers to
listen to music while completing homework
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