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Mathematics, 16.10.2020 20:01, makayladurham19

Nathan and jordan design surveys to determine the average amount of time bicyclists in a race spend training each week. Nathan surveys every fifth bicyclists crossing the finish line after a race. Jordan surveys the first five bicyclists to finish the race. Which best explains which sample is likely to be the most valid?


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