A surveyor randomly interviewed 34,572 people who live in Scotland to gather information on whether national healthcare is accomplishing its goals. Part A: What are the population and sample in this survey? (4 points)

Part B: The survey found that 70% of smokers and 87% of non-smokers visited a family doctor at least once in the past year. Do you think these approximations of the sample are close to approximations of the entire population? Explain. (6 points)

The table shows the total distance that myra runs over different time periods. which describes myra’s distance as time increases? increasing decreasing zero constant

Anew movie is released each year for 14 years to go along with a popular book series. each movie is 2 minutes longer than the last to go along with a plot twist. the first movie is 70 minutes long. use an arithmetic series formula to determine the total length of all 14 movies

You are in charge of the customer service phone line with many employees. at the end of each phone callthe customers are asked to rate their service from 1 to 5 stars, with 5 being the best. you find the averagerating for 20 randomly selected employees and decide you want to improve the ratings so you require thoseemployees to go through a new training program. you then wait a week and find the new average rating foreach employee. the average change is an increase in 1.3 stars with a standard devation of .9 stars.(a) is this data paired or not paired? (b) what are the null and alternative hypothesis being tested? (c) what is the t-statistic you would use? write the general formula and the final calculation.(d) sketch a t-distribution, label your t-statistic and the probability you would be interested in: