Consider the following statistical generalization: Of the twenty-five students i
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Question
Consider the following statistical generalization:
Of the twenty-five students in the class the average age is 33. So, the average age of students at this university is probably around 33.
Which additional assumption would provide the greatest degree of inductive strength to this argument? a.) the professor for this class is very good b.)This is an orientational class for international students and international students make us 3% of the student body c.)There are 200 students at this univeristy d.)no one pays attention in lecture e.)There are a total of 1,000 students at this university
Explanation / Answer
If there would be 200 students at this university then the average of 25 students would be more precise sample as compared to 1000 students and other three options are vague.
Hence,
Option C is correct.