Question 4 of 5 Select the correct answer.

Sebastian randomly surveyed 25 people in his neighborhood to find out which electric company they use. In his survey, he found that
16% of the sample use Reliable Energy

What would most likely happen if he decided to randomly survey 50 people instead?

A. There is not enough information to determine how the sample proportion would be affected.

B. The sample proportion would less closely model the population proportion.

C. The sample proportion would not be affected.

D The sample proportion would more closely model the population proportion.