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WARRIOR [948]
3 years ago
9

(Need help asap) A company has 10,000 employees that work at 6 different locations. The company wants to determine the number of

hours employees are working per week
What approach will most likely get a random sample to accurately represent the employees?

A: Ask a sample of only managers at one location

B: Ask a sample of only managers at each location

C: Ask a sample of all employees at one location,

D: Ask a sample of all employees at each location

Please no trolls or bots I need real answers :(
Mathematics
1 answer:
zmey [24]3 years ago
3 0

I would say the employees because they are the ones actually working  and maybe the managers could be lying to make it seem like they are the best company??

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