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Mathematics, 02.10.2019 06:00 debrielcalderon

Not all telephone polls carried out to estimate

voter or consumer preferences make calls to cell

phones. one reason is that in the usa, automated

calls ("robocalls") to cell phones are not

permitted and interviews conducted by humans

are more costly.

a. how might the strategy of leaving out cell

phones affect the goal of obtaining a random

sample of voters or consumers?

b. which criterion of random sampling is most

likely to be violated by the problems you

identifi ed in part (a): equal chance of being

selected, or the independence of the selection

of individuals?

c. which attribute of estimated consumer preference

is most affected by the problem you

identifi ed in (a): accuracy or precision?

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