IceTreats is a company that sells ice cream bars. Inside every box of IceTreats, there is a survey that asks customers their favorite ice cream brand. Ninety percent of the survey-takers chose IceTreats. Based on the survey, IceTreats says that 90% of the public likes IceTreats more than any other brand of ice cream bar.

Is this a fair statement?

No, a survey is not a good method of collecting data.
No, the survey method is biased.
Yes, companies never make deceptive statements.
Yes, IceTreats has reported the data correctly.

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Question

IceTreats is a company that sells ice cream bars. Inside every box of IceTreats, there is a survey that asks customers their favorite ice cream brand. Ninety percent of the survey-takers chose IceTreats. Based on the survey, IceTreats says that 90% of the public likes IceTreats more than any other brand of ice cream bar.

Is this a fair statement?

    No, a survey is not a good method of collecting data.
    No, the survey method is biased.
    Yes, companies never make deceptive statements.
    Yes, IceTreats has reported the data correctly.

@sethRB26DETT

anonymous · Answer

id say D
because they collected the data and are correctly advertising it

anonymous · Answer

ok ill try it

anonymous · Answer

Kiera is performing an experiment. She completed her first experimental trial and recorded the result. When she repeated the trial, she got a completely different result. What should Kiera do?

    Average the two results together and stop the experiment.
    Change the second result to match the first result.
    Quit the experiment immediately.
    Look for possible sources of error, then continue with the trials.

anonymous · Answer

D