The owners of an amusement park have hired you to find out if visitors will return to their park. You find that 45,000 people visit the park during a given week. When you ask 1,000 people at random whether or not they will return, 750 say yes, 150 say no, and 100 say they are unsure.

a. Organize the results of your survey into a chart. Note: create a chart on a separate piece of paper.
b. Summarize your findings and explain to the owners how you are able to predict the total number of visitors that plan to return to the park.

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The owners of an amusement park have hired you to find out if visitors will return to their park. You find that 45,000 people visit the park during a given week. When you ask 1,000 people at random whether or not they will return, 750 say yes, 150 say no, and 100 say they are unsure.

a. Organize the results of your survey into a chart. Note: create a chart on a separate piece of paper.
b. Summarize your findings and explain to the owners how you are able to predict the total number of visitors that plan to return to the park.