The owner of a restaurant wanted to know what additional menu options would sell best. He selects 50 customers at random and surveys them for their preferred menu options. Identify the population and sample for this situation. A) The population is the 50 costumers selected; the sample is the menu options. B) The population is all the customers of the restaurant; the sample is the 50 customers selected. C) The population is all the people who live in the town; the sample is the 50 customers selected. D) The population is the 50 customers selected; the sample is all the people who live in the town.

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Will Waters

15 October, 06:18

The owner of a restaurant wanted to know what additional menu options would sell best. He selects 50 customers at random and surveys them for their preferred menu options. Identify the population and sample for this situation. A) The population is the 50 costumers selected; the sample is the menu options. B) The population is all the customers of the restaurant; the sample is the 50 customers selected. C) The population is all the people who live in the town; the sample is the 50 customers selected. D) The population is the 50 customers selected; the sample is all the people who live in the town.

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Kenzie · Answer 1

Answer: The anserw is B

Step-by-step explanation: The anserw is B. Because he selected 50 customers at random to see what he should put on the menu for his restaurant.

Raiden Rice · Answer 2

The answer is B.

Step-by-step explanation:

The answer is B because the population is the entire group of people or things to be studied. The sample is part of the population.