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scoray [572]
3 years ago
11

The athletic department at Hornell High School would like to determine the average height of the 1200 male students at the schoo

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Select from the following survey methods that would allow the department to draw valid conclusions about the average height of the male students at Hornell High School.
A
Measure the height of every male student at Hornell High School and take an arithmetic average to determine the height.
B
Measure the height of every student on the men's basketball team at Hornell High School and take the arithmetic average.
C
Measure the height of every student on the men's football and men's volleyball teams at Hornell High School and take the arithmetic average.
D
Assign unique student ids to all 1200 male students at Hornell High School. Use a computer program to randomly select 120 male students at Hornel High School, measure their heights and take the arithmetic average.
Mathematics
1 answer:
krok68 [10]3 years ago
3 0
D; It would be D because picking and choosing from different sports teams doesn’t make it data. Choosing random students would make it more diverse for the height
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