Your next-door neighbor, Bob, decides to find out how the community feels about the cleanliness of the community pool in your housing tract. The survey has two choices: good (clean) or bad (dirty). He places one in every mailbox on the street where he lives. About a quarter of the neighbors return the survey, and 60% of those say that the pool is bad. There may be many types of problems here, but which problem probably causes the most damage

the survey population is very isolated

Step-by-step explanation:

There is not much information to go on but from the information provided we can say that the biggest problem is that the survey population is very isolated. Bob gave the survey to every single individual in his block, this does not represent the entire population of the people that use the community pool. Therefore, the data would not represent the entire population. Instead, Bob should have randomly chosen mailboxes from the entire community to give them the survey.

y=mx+b

step-by-step explanation:

m slope

b y-intercept

f . i can go whenever i feel like it bc it is confidential meaning only i would know how much i deposited besides the bank and they wouldnt care bc when you make a deposit you are using their services which means they are using there competition and gaining more customers

and if they dont well then thats less customers for them in a less profitable way

plz mark brainliest