What are your chances of being in the sample each day

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Choose one stick figure to represent yourself, and identify which one it was in your answers to this exercise by giving the row number (1 to 10) and column number (1 to 10) where you reside.

a. Suppose you are in a class of 100 individuals represented by these stick figures. Your teacher randomly selects 10 people each class period and asks them to answer a question about the reading assignment. What are your chances of being in the sample each day?

b. Repeat the sample selection process 20 times, each time noting whether you made it into the sample. How many times did you make it into the sample? Does that surprise you, or is it about what you expected?

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