Mathematics, 29.03.2021 20:40 itsmemichellel

Archer wants to find the average number of the 25,000 passengers on a national airline that check one item of luggage. He randomly selects 1,000 passengers in his home state of North Carolina who flew in the past year, and he found that 70% of the
passengers checked one item of luggage. What assumption can be made regarding the proportion of all the passengers who check
one item of luggage?

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