Is It Possible to Provide a Reliable Ratio Between Two

question 18

Multiple Choice

Is it possible to provide a reliable ratio between two classes if we don't know how many members are in each?

• A)Yes, because if we don't know how many members each class has, we can assume that they are approximately the same size.
• B)Yes, because we could extrapolate a ratio from the ratio we find in a large sample.
• C)No, because we have to know how many members there are in at least one of the classes.
• D)No, because we have no basis for calculating a ratio unless we know how many members are in both classes.
• E)No, because in that case, we couldn't provide any statistics about the two classes at all.

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