You come home after school to find a scene of great confusion in your kitchen. Look at the picture, then describe what you see by filling in the blanks in the sentences below with the appropriate words to indicate location.
Paquito está ___________Symbols del escritorio.

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Systematic sampling E. Stratified sampling 2. What type of bias would you expect? (check all that apply) A. No bias in this survey B. Response bias C. Selection bias D. Nonresponse bias Strategy 2: He gives out the survey only to his friends, and makes sure each one of them fills out the survey 3. What is the sampling method? A. Simple random sampling B. Convenience sampling C. Cluster sampling D. Systematic sampling E. Stratified sampling 4. What type of bias would you expect? (check all that apply) A. Selection bias B. Nonresponse bias C. No bias in this survey D. Response bias Strategy 3: He randomly chooses 3 floors of the largest dorm on campus and distributes a paper survey to each resident on those floors. He places a box in the common room of the dorm to collect the completed surveys 5. What is the sampling m ethod? A. Stratified sampling B. Cluster sampling C. Simple random sampling D. Convenience sampling E. Systematic sampling 6. What type of bias would you expect? (check all that apply) A. Response bias B. Nonresponse bias C. No bias in this survey D. Selection blas 7. Which strategy will give him the most representative sample of students at his college? A. Strategy 1 B. Strategy 2 C. Strategy 3 You took a trip to the mountains and traveled 486.It took you 9 hours and 18 gallons of gas to make the trip. The total cost you paid for was $59.94 Solve the inequality, write the solution in interval notation. Then graph it on a number line.I need help :