What's wrong? A survey included 2028 responses from Internet users who decided to respond to a question on AOL. Here is the question: "How often do you drink soda?" Among the respondents, 33% said they drink soda almost every day. What is wrong with this survey?

If a person drink soda, the person will likely answer the question of the survey and SOME PEOPLE MIGHT NOT BE ONLINE TO PARTICIPATE IN THE SURVEY, YET THEY DRINK SODA DAILY.

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From the question above we are given that the survey of 2028 responses was conducted on the internet through AOL. In the response to the question, " How often do you drink soda?" Only 33% said they drink soda almost every day.

The following should be noted down;

(1). This survey is questionable, (2). This survey is not representative and (3). It is a voluntary response sample.

Because of the third point above, it can be said that the survey response is not representative.

SOME PEOPLE MIGHT NOT BE ONLINE TO PARTICIPATE IN THE SURVEY, YET THEY DRINK SODA DAILY.

answer: c

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