A statistics student in a High School was assigned to conduct a survey to determine whether all high school students favored renaming the street in front of the school after their football coach, who was retiring at the end of the year after 20 years at the school. The student conducting the survey was on the football team, so he passed out 50 surevy forms to the other players at the next team meeting. Of these 50 players, 88% responded in favor of the name change. How would a random sample of students help avoid the bias in the previous question? Why is this important? With a random sample, football team players were more likely to be included in the sample. With the convenience sample, each student has an equal chance to be in the sample. This allows or an unbiased conclusion about the population of all students. With the convenience sample, football team players were more likely to be included in the sample. With a random sample, each student has an equal chance to be in the sample. This allows or an unbiased conclusion about the population of all students