Question

If 7,500 people vote in the next election, how many people would be expected to vote for proposition 3, assuming most undecided voters choose not to vote on the proposition?"

a) 0
b) 3,750
c) 7,500
d) 4,500

Answer 1

The expected number of votes for Proposition 3, assuming most undecided voters choose not to vote is 3,750. Option B is the answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

Step-by-step explanation:

Since most undecided voters choose not to vote on the proposition, we can assume that only 50% of the total voters will vote for or against it. Therefore, the number of people expected to vote for proposition 3 is:

Number of votes for proposition 3 = 50% * Total number of voters

= 50% * 7,500

= 3,750

Therefore, the answer is 3,750.

If 7,500 people vote in the next election, we can expect 3,750 to vote for proposition 3, assuming most undecided voters abstain.

Option B is the answer.