Asked by Natalia
                A city planning committee surveys 100 people waiting at a bus stop about the expansion of the public transportation system. 
Is this an example of a: random sample, systematic sample, self-selected sample, convenience sample, bipartisan sample, or stratified random sample?
I think that it's an example of a convenience sample.
Volunteers stop to survey residents of every fourth house from the end of each block in town.
Is this an example of a: random sample, systematic sample, self-selected sample, convenience sample, bipartisan sample, or stratified random sample?
I think that it's an example of a systematic sample.
            
        Is this an example of a: random sample, systematic sample, self-selected sample, convenience sample, bipartisan sample, or stratified random sample?
I think that it's an example of a convenience sample.
Volunteers stop to survey residents of every fourth house from the end of each block in town.
Is this an example of a: random sample, systematic sample, self-selected sample, convenience sample, bipartisan sample, or stratified random sample?
I think that it's an example of a systematic sample.
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                    Answered by
            Stacy
            
    I agree with both! 
    
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