Refer to the information provided in Scenario 22.6 below to answer the question(s) that follow.SCENARIO 22.6: Following is information pertaining to four surveys:Survey 1: 50 pre-law students at Vanderbilt University are surveyed for a study to see if taking an LSAT preparation course was effective in improving their chance of being admitted to law school.Survey 2: 600 newly hired Houston-area elementary school teachers are surveyed for a study to determine how much salary they were willing to sacrifice to get a job teaching in a school with a high-quality reputation.Survey 3: 950 people are surveyed 6 months after buying a new car for a study to see how satisfied they are with their purchase.Survey 4: 75 people are surveyed in front of 5 different casinos on the Las Vegas Strip fo a

study to determine the average daily gambling budget of a Las Vegas visitor.Refer to Scenario 22.6. Of the four surveys, which is likely to be the most statistically significant?

A. Survey 1
B. Survey 2
C. Survey 3
D. Survey 4


Answer: B

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