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A 2012 Pew Research survey asked 2,373 randomly sampled registered voters their political affiliation (Republican, Democrat, or Independent) and whether or not they identify as swing voters. 35% of respondents identified as Independent, 23% identified as swing voters, and 11% identified as both. Being an Independent and a swing voter results in a disjoint. True False

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          A 2012 Pew Research survey asked 2,373 randomly sampled registered voters their political affiliation (Republican, Democrat, or Independent) and whether or not they identify as swing voters. 35% of respondents identified as Independent, 23% identified as swing voters, and 11% identified as both.
Being an Independent and a swing voter results in a disjoint.
True
False

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Allan G. Bluman 9th Edition

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- The set of swing voters is also a subset of all registered voters. - The intersection of these two subsets (i.e., the set of voters who are both Independent and swing voters) has 11% of the total sample. Show more…

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A 2012 Pew Research survey asked 2,373 randomly sampled registered voters their political affiliation (Republican, Democrat, or Independent) and whether or not they identify as swing voters. 35% of respondents identified as Independent, 23% identified as swing voters, and 11% identified as both. Being an Independent and a swing voter results in a disjoint. True False