In a poll, 1.004 adults in a country were asked whether they favor or oppose the use of ederal tax dollars to sined from human embryos Among the respondents, 47% said that they were in favor Identily the populahon and the sample What is the population in the given problem? Choose the comrect answer below OA. 47% of the 1,004 adults selected OB 47% of all adults in the country OC Aladuts in the country OD The 1,004 adults selected Identity the sample for the given problem. Choose the corect answer below OA. All adults in the country OB. 47% of all adults in the country OC. The 1,004 adults selected OD. 47% of the 1,004 adults selected

In a poll, 1.004 adults in a country were asked whether they favor or oppose the use of ederal tax dollars to sined from human embryos Among the respondents, 47% said that they were in favor Identily the populahon and the sample What is the population in the given problem? Choose the comrect answer below OA. 47% of the 1,004 adults selected OB 47% of all adults in the country OC Aladuts in the country OD The 1,004 adults selected Identity the sample for the given problem. Choose the corect answer below OA. All adults in the country OB. 47% of all adults in the country OC. The 1,004 adults selected OD. 47% of the 1,004 adults selected

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