In a 2012 poll, voters were asked their opinion of one of the candidates for President. The table shown below displays the results from this poll which included 100 registered Republicans, 100 registered Democrats, and 100 registered Independent voters. Opinion Voters Favorable Unfavorable No Opinion "Who?" Republican 63 15 17 Democrat 28 30 22 20 Independent 44 28 17 11 What percentage of all registered voters participating in the poll hold a favorable opinion of the candidate? O Of all the voters polled, 45% hold a favorable opinion of the candidate. Of all the voters polled, 29% hold a favorable opinion of the candidate It is impossible to tell from the data in the table. O Of all the voters polled, 33% hold a favorable opinion of the candidate.

In a 2012 poll, voters were asked their opinion of one of the candidates for President. The table shown below displays the results from this poll which included 100 registered Republicans, 100 registered Democrats, and 100 registered Independent voters. Opinion Voters Favorable Unfavorable No Opinion "Who?" Republican 63 15 17 Democrat 28 30 22 20 Independent 44 28 17 11 What percentage of all registered voters participating in the poll hold a favorable opinion of the candidate? O Of all the voters polled, 45% hold a favorable opinion of the candidate. Of all the voters polled, 29% hold a favorable opinion of the candidate It is impossible to tell from the data in the table. O Of all the voters polled, 33% hold a favorable opinion of the candidate.

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

18th Edition

ISBN:9780079039897

Author:Carter

Publisher:Carter

Chapter10: Statistics

Section: Chapter Questions

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