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Jake wants to know if people in his town want more restaurants.
Which sampling method would be BEST for making a valid inference about having more restaurants in Jake's town?
A.
Asking
100
randomly selected people who live in his town.
B.
Asking
100
randomly selected people who own a business.
C.
Asking
100
randomly selected people who are from a nearby town.
D.
Asking
100
randomly selected people who are eating at a restaurant.
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A.
Asking 100 randomly selected people who live in his town gives a (more) representative sample of the population he wants to learn about. The others are biased or sample the wrong population (business owners, people from another town, or only restaurant patrons).
Asking 100 randomly selected people who live in his town gives a (more) representative sample of the population he wants to learn about. The others are biased or sample the wrong population (business owners, people from another town, or only restaurant patrons).
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