Statistics: Informed Decisions Using Data (4th Edition)

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Chapter 6 - Review - Case Study - The Voyage of the St. Andrew - Page 359: 2

Answer

Neulanders were not successful in singing more than one family and most of the families knew one another prior to undertaking the voyage.

Work Step by Step

From the provided data, it is observed that as number of families per Parish increases, the probabilities decrease and, hence, it results in a smaller population at a particular time. With an increase in the number of people per family, the population decreases. Hence, it is very likely that most of the families knew one another.
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