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GaryK [48]
2 years ago
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If you want to study which science course students liked the most during high school, you should survey... science teacher's, be

cause they know what students like. science majors, because they love science. O the lunch room, because they will consist of all genders and ages and be unbiased about science. graduating seniors, because they have taken a wider variety of science courses. If you want to study which science course students liked the most during high school , you should survey ... science teachers , because they know what students like . science majors , because they love science . O the lunch room , because they will consist of all genders and ages and be unbiased about science . graduating seniors , because they have taken a wider variety of science courses .​

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den301095 [7]2 years ago
5 0

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the last option

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please put brainliest

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