Immigration reform A news organization wants to know what percent of U.S. residents support a "pathway to citizenship" for peopl
e who live in the United States illegally. The news organization randomly selects registered voters for the survey. Describe how undercoverage might lead to bias in this study. Explain
Undercoverage might lead to bias in this study due to the risk of collecting data from a small number of people who feel strongly about the research study in this scenario.
<h3>What is Undercoverage bias?</h3>
This refers to a type of sampling bias which occurs when the research population aren't adequately represented in the study.
This type of sampling involves getting data from a selected few people who may have the same opinion or view about the study which doesn't depict the true representation of the population.
This makes the study to be biased which is why undercoverage is usually avoided when conducting a research.
To add 7.5% to a number you simply multiply the number by 1.075. To compound that amount year after year, you raise 1.075 to an exponent that corresponds to the number of years. 2600*(1.075^8)=<span>4637.04234646</span>
