Sampling error can be minimized by which one of the following?
a. using a large sample size
b. conducting the experiment or observation only once
c. throwing out data that does not fit the conclusion
d. using a small subset of a larger population
e. carefully selecting samples to match the prediction
ANSWER: a
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to break down glycogen into glucose. a. liver; pancreas b. pancreas; gall bladder c. spleen; pancreas d. pancreas; spleen e. pancreas; liver
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