Question: The pollsters randomly select 5 cities in Upstate New York and then randomly select one high school in each city.

The guidance office at each of the chosen schools is instructed to ask 100 randomly selected seniors what their current plans are, and to report the results back to the pollsters. The data collect from the 5 schools are summarized in the table.

A few of the seniors did not respond to the guidance queries, and others said they were undecided. Some of these people might eventually decide to enlist in the military. Suppose that half of this small group also enlist. Would that cause you to change your conclusion in Question #3? Explain.