Determine whether each sample may be biased. Explain.

Mathematics

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34kurt2 years ago

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Answer:

5: yes he could easily chose bigger looking families to get the result he wants

6: no he has isn't choosing people and has no idea the answers presumibly

7: no it's not something that they could choose or know what is going to happen, therefore or can't be biased.

I'm not sure if I did it right but I think that's what it's asking sorry if I'm wrong

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