Bias in a Sampling Method Is

question 30

Multiple Choice

Bias in a sampling method is

• A) any error in the sample result, that is, any deviation of the sample result from the truth about the population.
• B) the random error due to using chance to select a sample.
• C) any error due to practical difficulties such as contacting the subjects selected.
• D) any systematic error that tends to occur in the same direction every time you use this sampling method.
• E) racism or sexism on the part of those who take the sample.

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Definitions:

Cost of Goods Available

The total cost of all goods a company has available for sale at the end of a period, including both beginning inventory and goods produced or purchased during the period.

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Total Manufacturing Cost

The sum of all costs directly related to the production of goods, including raw materials, direct labor, and manufacturing overhead.

Schedule

A detailed plan outlining the timing and sequence of actions or events.