Question

How do we know that the opinions of people who call in to radio talk shows are not typical of most Americans?

Group of answer choices

As a sample, their opinions are ill formed.

As a sample, they lack intensity

As a sample, they are perfectly random.

As a sample, they are unrepresentative of the whole population.

Answer 1

As a sample, they are perfectly random

Step-by-step explanation:

We can know that the opinions of people who call in to radio talk shows are not typical of most Americans because as a sample, they are perfectly random and as such do not represent the entire population.