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Scale a Stated Sample Proportion - Practice 1

Use the observed fraction to make an estimate for a larger same-sized-unit population.

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Use the observed fraction to make an estimate for a larger same-sized-unit population. An estimate is not a guaranteed count; how the sample was chosen matters.

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If 3 of 10 sampled tokens are blue, the same proportion predicts about 30 of 100, not a proven count.

If 3 of 10 sampled tokens are blue, the same proportion predicts about 30 of 100, not a proven count.
Worked model: If 3 of 10 sampled tokens are blue, the same proportion predicts about 30 of 100, not a proven count.
Question 1 A sample has 1 blue tokens out of 10. Using that proportion, estimate how many blue tokens are in 100.
Question 2 A sample has 2 blue tokens out of 10. Using that proportion, estimate how many blue tokens are in 100.
Question 3 A sample has 3 blue tokens out of 10. Using that proportion, estimate how many blue tokens are in 100.
Question 4 A sample has 4 blue tokens out of 10. Using that proportion, estimate how many blue tokens are in 100.
Question 5 A sample has 5 blue tokens out of 10. Using that proportion, estimate how many blue tokens are in 100.