(All Steps) A New York Times news service article on a poll concerned with the opinions of Hispanics includes the following paragraph: "The poll was conducted
Question: A New York Times news service article on a poll concerned with the opinions of Hispanics includes the following paragraph:
"The poll was conducted by telephone from July 13 to 27 with 3092 adults nationwide, 1074 of whom described themselves as Hispanic. It has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 3 percentage points for the entire poll and plus or minus 4 percentage points for Hispanics. Sample sizes for most Hispanic nationalities were too small to break out the results separately.
- Why is the margin of error larger for Hispanics than for all 3092 respondents?
- Why would a very small sample size prevent a responsible news organization from breaking our results for Cubans separately?
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