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The city of Hamden received money for improvements of the town’s park. The park committee polled a random sample of 75 residents from the town. Of the 75 residents, 27 would like to see more trees planted in the park. From this information, what can be inferred? Most residents in the town would like to have more trees in the park. Exactly 36% of the residents in the town would like more trees in the park. About a third of the residents prefer a park improvement of more trees. Residents who use the park the most would like more trees planted.

About a third of the residents prefer a park improvement of more trees.

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Less than 1/2 of the sample actually wanted more trees, so it isn't " Most residents in the town would like to have more trees in the park."

You (usually) can't get an exact answer with a sample, so it isn't ". Exactly 36% of the residents in the town would like more trees in the park."

You don't have enough data to say "Residents who use the park the most would like more trees planted."

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