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Suppose a population contains 20,000 people. All else being equal, a study based on a population sample that includes which of the following numbers of respondents would you have the most confidence in?
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Suppose a population contains 20,000 people. All else being equal, a study

based on a population sample that includes which of the following numbers
of respondents would you have the most confidence in?

A. 200
B. 2000
C. 20
D. 2

User Hashim Adel
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Answer:

2000

Explanation:

larger sample sizes have more reliable results

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