A TV sports reporter at a soccer game approaches random people entering a stadium in Toronto and...

A TV sports reporter at a soccer game approaches random people entering a stadium in Toronto and asks which team they think will win. Toronto or Detroit? Which sampling technique does this represent?

a.Convenience sampling b. Simple random sampling

c. Judgement sampling d. Stratified sampling

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Expert Solution

a. Convenience sampling

Explanation:

For the given scenario, data is collected by using convenience sampling because people in the stadium are convinced for taking response and then data was collected.

orchestra answered 2 years ago

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