A hotel provides discounts to area attractions for people
attending conventions, hoping this will encourage them to
bring their families. The hotel wants to see if the marketing
campaign was successful.
Which of these methods will produce the most representative sample of the
population of convention participants?
A. The hotel surveys all the convention visitors who eat at their hotel,
B. Surveyors stand outside local attractions and ask arriving guests if
any member of their family is in town for a convention,
C. Surveyors stand beside one of the booths during a convention and
ask the people who visit the booth if they brought their families.
D. The hotelsends an email to a random selection of people who
have been registered as convention participants during the past
six months
