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Which of the following scenarios is most likely to give the best approximation of the true probability of the event specified?

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The most accurate and most likely probability is found by having a large, non-biased sample. The answer choice that shows this is D. Determine the ethnicity of 100 men (assumingly selected randomly) from a large city and determine the number who are Caucasian.

This answer choice showcases a large sample group, that was selected randomly from a large city. This would give you varied people to contribute to your study and give you an accurate representation of what the demographics of the city are.

I hope this helps! :)

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