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Type an example of samples that represent the population and can be used to make a prediction.

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Type an example of samples that are biased here.

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Choosing only girls to collect data for our school

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choosing only people with dogs

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Choosing people who only have high-paying jobs.

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Choosing people who only have high-paying jobs.

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Randomly choosing people for a survey by selecting every 100th name from a list of all people at our school

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Ask my friends at the lunch table about their votes

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The nutrition department wants to know the school lunch preferences of the K-12 students in Elk Grove

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The nutrition department wants to know the school lunch preferences of the K-12 students in Elk Grove

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They survey 100 kindergartners
Biased

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ask everyone on the football team

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Choosing random people by drawing their names from a bin.

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Choosing random people by drawing their names from a bin.

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The nutrition department wants to know the school lunch preferences of the K-12 students in Elk Grove.

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The nutrition department wants to know the school lunch preferences of the K-12 students in Elk Grove.

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The nutrition department wants to know the school lunch preferences of the K-12 students in Elk Grove.

They survey 100 kindergartners.

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choosing people at random
HOW DO YOU KNOW THEY ARE RANDOM?

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randomly selecting 50 people

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it is unbiased
WHAT MAKES IT UNBIASED!

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hi

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How many seventh graders had protein for breakfast.

Randomly select 50 seventh grade students to ask what they had for breakfast.
ask 10 people from 5 classes(5 boys and 5 girls)

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ask every 10th person

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ask everyone on the football team to represent  the entire seventh grade chooses soccer as their favorite sport this is biased because you only choosing the football team 

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ask everyone on the football team to represent  the entire seventh grade chooses soccer as their favorite sport this is biased because you only choosing the football team 

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Ask everyone on the football team, to represent the entire seventh grade if soccer is their favorite sport. People on the football team cannot represent the entire seventh grade on liking soccer because they cannot speak for the seventh grade.

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A author wants to know the average number of words every tenth page in his new novel

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Picking an average of pages every tenth page. I am using my acumen and no circumlocution to favor the side of it being biased, every tenth page is unfair, it does not take all data into consideration. From my perspective means being a tenth page is proficious. I propose that this be bias and unfair sampling. This is just unparagoned. - Adeolu

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ask all the science teachers at the school

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A small group

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An author wants to know the average number of words per page in his new novel

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The principle wanted to know what 8th grade students prefer, computers or phones.
The principle only asks all of the 8th grade girls.

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going around town getting random people to test food 

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going around town getting random people to test food 

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the principal wants to know the favorite songs of the eighth grade class of 600 students. she randomly selects three names from the grade 8 pages of the yearbook and ask those student

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Ask ALL the science teachers at the school. That's unbiased.

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ask every other class

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Victoria wants to find out how many people in her school prefer sticky notes to normal paper. She asks her best friends.

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unbiased spinner with equal sized sections are spun to pull volunteers for a survey

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ths is unbiest n stuf cuz thy randimlie pict peepl and thers no preopinien

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choosing only boys with glasses in a raffle.

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choosing only boys with glasses in a raffle.

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unbiased

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Everyone voting with there separate ideas is unbiased

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Everyone voting with there separate ideas is unbiased

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choosing every 3rd person on the volleyball team to gather an average height

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people that go to hogwarts

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only people in gryffindor get food

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if you like Mario Kart you can vote

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ask every fifth customer at a storeto do a survey

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ask every fifth customer at a storeto do a survey

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Choosing only men rather then men and woman.

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Choosing every 6th person to play on the soccer team