Response bias occurs when participants in a research study have a tendency to reply falsely to research surveys. It is mainly caused by poor survey design, example ambiguous use of likert scale in survey questions. In this case, participants have a pre-recorded response to survey questions which would not accurately represent the population as participant replies are likely to be false.
<span>First find 15% of 800 and subtract that from 800 ( 800-(.15*800)) which equals 680 and multiply the 680 by the 30 days of April. You will get 20400</span>
