Mathematics, 17.09.2021 03:20 brazilmade1
3) Bias in samples, surveys, and individuals are (Similar | Different). A well constructed sample is taken (Conveniently | Randomly) so that it tries to be (Biased | Unbiased). *
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(Different) (Conveniently) (Biased)
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(Different) (Randomly) (Biased)
(Similar) (Randomly) (Unbiased)
(Similar) (Conveniently) (Unbiased)
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