Suppose That There Are Two Candidates for the President of Your

question 21

Multiple Choice

Suppose that there are two candidates for the president of your school's student government,Candidate A and Candidate B.We believe that Candidate A has about a 52% of the votes of the student body.However,you're worried that only 1000 students will show up to vote.How often will Candidate A lose in this situation? To find out,you set up a simulation.Describe how you will simulate a trial.

• A)A trial is 100 votes.Examine 1,000 2-digit random numbers and count how many people voted for Candidate B.That number wins that trial.
• B)A trial is 1,000 votes.Examine 1,000 3-digit random numbers and count how many people voted for each candidate.Whoever gets the majority of votes wins that trial.
• C)A trial is 100 votes.Examine 100 2-digit random numbers and count how many people voted for each candidate.Whoever gets the majority of votes wins that trial.
• D)A trial is 10 votes.Examine 10 1-digit random numbers and count how many people voted for each player.Whoever gets the majority of votes wins that trial.
• E)A trial is 1,000 votes.Examine 1,000 3-digit random numbers and only count how many people voted for Candidate A.That number wins that trial.

Distinguish between bilateral and unilateral contracts through the lens of consideration.

Comprehend the concept and types of contracts implied by the consideration provided.

Interpret the legal consequences of failed consideration in contractual agreements.

Understand the concept and role of consideration in forming a valid contract.

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Definitions:

Social Facilitation Effect

The tendency for people to perform differently when in the presence of others than when alone, often showing improved performance on tasks.

Performance

The manner in which an individual or group executes and accomplishes tasks or activities, often measured against predefined standards.

Tasks

Specific activities or assignments that people engage in, often as part of larger projects or goals.

Normative Social Influence

The influence of others that leads us to conform in order to be liked and accepted by them, resulting in a change in beliefs or behavior to fit in with a group.