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Suppose a poll of 30 people in a neighborhood recorded 17 “Yes” votes. What would be the best estimate of the total number of “Yes” votes in the neighborhood if it consists of 7…

Suppose a poll of 30 people in a neighborhood recorded 17 “Yes” votes. What would be the best estimate of the total number of “Yes” votes in the neighborhood if it consists of 7…
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Suppose a poll of 30 people in a neighborhood recorded 17 “Yes” votes. What would be the best estimate of the total number of “Yes” votes in the neighborhood if it consists of 750 total voters?

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it would be 30;17 ratio so the answer would be 580

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