1. Net neutrality is the idea that all Internet traffic should betreated equally-that is, no Internet service provider (ISP)should have the power to favor one source over another by|blocking or paid prioritization. An online survey, responded toby 155,612 Internet users, reports that 93% favor net neutralitywith a margin of error of o.1%.(a) Is "93%" a statistic or a parameter?(b) Without doing an actual calculation, explain why the marginof error is so small.(c) How confident should you be that between 92.9% and 93.1%of all Internet users favor net neutrality?

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(b) Without doing an actual calculation, explain why the margin of error is so small.

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1. Net neutrality is the idea that all Internet traffic should be
treated equally-that is, no Internet service provider (ISP)
should have the power to favor one source over another by
|
blocking or paid prioritization. An online survey, responded to
by 155,612 Internet users, reports that 93% favor net neutrality
with a margin of error of o.1%.
(a) Is "93%" a statistic or a parameter?
(b) Without doing an actual calculation, explain why the margin
of error is so small.
(c) How confident should you be that between 92.9% and 93.1%
of all Internet users favor net neutrality?

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