Alex is conducting a survey for a car company. She decides to start by interviewing some people in her neighborhood. She prepares a questionnaire and emails it to 50 neighbors who own cars. Of those neighbors, 24 respond. Why is this sample likely to be biased?

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Answer 1
Answer: 1).  Her sample is all from the same socio-economic group ... the people
who live in HER neighborhood.

2).  Even from those, she only gets any information from about half of them.
Answer 2
Answer:

Answer:

Given scenario is :

Alex is conducting a survey for a car company. She decides to start by interviewing some people in her neighborhood.

She prepares a questionnaire and emails it to 50 neighbors who own cars. Of those neighbors, 24 respond.  

We can see that Alex sent the questionnaire to only her neighbors or people who live near her, so this will be the reason the sample will be biased.


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Step-by-step explanation:

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let b = price of an orange

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CORRECT (SELECTED)

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Step-by-step explanation:

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2. (-3,5) x=(-) y=(+)that means that it must to the left and up part of graph, therefor it is the 4th graph

1. it would be the 4th graph that you didn't show because none of the included answers are correct