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    The Difference Between a Sample Mean and the Population Mean
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The Difference Between a Sample Mean and the Population Mean

Question 66

Question 66

Multiple Choice

The difference between a sample mean and the population mean is called:


A) nonresponse error.
B) selection bias.
C) sampling error.
D) nonsampling error.

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