Mathematics, 25.09.2019 23:00 kelebsessoms89

Why aren't convenience samples representative of the population?
a) the people who are hard to reach will not be represented.
b) the people who are hard to reach are probably the same as the people that are easy to reach.
c) the people who are hard to reach will be the only ones that are represented.
d) the people who are easy to reach will not be represented.

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a) the people who are hard t...