The manager of a company that sells movie tickets online releases a report. The report states that the company's customers do not want the option of reserving a seat when they buy tickets. The report was based on a survey of 200 customers chosen at random from the company's database. Participants were asked the question, "Are you willing to spend the extra time and effort to reserve a seat when you buy tickets?" Select all statements that correctly evaluate the report. The question is biased toward a Yes response.
A) The sample is biased because it does not represent the population.
B) The question is biased toward a No response.
C) The question is not biased.
D) The sample is not biased.
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