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Naddika [18.5K]

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Employees of the sports department at a television station want to measure the number of viewers for a particular exercise progr

am. They call the homes of all the members of a nearby health club. Why might this be a biased sample?
A.The station does not include everyone in the viewing area.

B.The station does not include people all across the country.

C.People who belong to a health club may have many television sets in their homes.

D.People who belong to a health club may be more likely to watch an exercise program.

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Marianna [84]1 year ago

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Answer:

d

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