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Which of the following explains how a census differs from a random sample? a. a census can be used to generate statically significant results while a random sample cannot. b. a random sample can be used to generate statically significant results while a census cannot. c. a census uses part of a population while a random sample collects data from the entire population. d. a random sample uses part of a population while a census collects data from the entire population.

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