Seth wants to know how long the wait times are for rides at a theme park. Which of the following represent a random sample for this information?
Seth walks around the park and randomly surveys 5 adults every 5 minutes.
Seth randomly chooses 1 ride and surveys every 5th person exiting the ride.
Seth randomly surveys 5 people exiting every other ride he walks by.
Seth randomly chooses 2 rides in each section and surveys every 6th person exiting each ride.
Seth goes to the theme park every day at 5 p.m. and randomly chooses 1 ride and surveys 6 people for 20 days.

Question

Seth wants to know how long the wait times are for rides at a theme park. Which of the following represent a random sample for this information?
   Seth walks around the park and randomly surveys 5 adults every 5 minutes.  
   Seth randomly chooses 1 ride and surveys every 5th person exiting the ride.  
   Seth randomly surveys 5 people exiting every other ride he walks by.  
   Seth randomly chooses 2 rides in each section and surveys every 6th person exiting each ride.  
   Seth goes to the theme park every day at 5 p.m. and randomly chooses 1 ride and surveys 6 people for 20 days.

parissfrance09 · Answer

this is a multi choice question @Anime4Lif3 @HelpBlahBlahBlah @Smileyface14 @fallenangelorchid @wolfegang1997

anonymous · Answer

Me and my bro think it would be. Seth randomly chooses 2 rides in each section and surveys every 6th person exiting the ride.

anonymous · Answer

I agree with their choice.

anonymous · Answer

The reason I think it's that one is cause he will get a general idea of how long it takes in each section for him to be able to get on the ride.

parissfrance09 · Answer

thnx you

anonymous · Answer

I thought E at first but it's more of an experiment then by random if he does it everyday at  5:00

parissfrance09 · Answer

thank*

anonymous · Answer

You're welcome have a great day @parissfrance09