2. Garrett wants to know what percentage of students at his school would be interested in organizing a

Computer Club, Where could Garrett find a sample of students to interview that would be most

representative of the entire student body?

A. a basketball game

B. the school cafeteria

C. the computer lab

D. the local movie theater

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Kelvin Cantrell

20 July, 03:31

2. Garrett wants to know what percentage of students at his school would be interested in organizing a

Computer Club, Where could Garrett find a sample of students to interview that would be most

representative of the entire student body?

A. a basketball game

B. the school cafeteria

C. the computer lab

D. the local movie theater

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Gustavo Sheppard · Answer 1

B

Step-by-step explanation:

This is because he would find the most students in the cafeteria. It is not A because not everyone goes to basketball games. It's not C because you're looking for where you will find the most students. And it's not D because thats local and he is trying to find how many students want to organize a club NOT random people at a movie theater.