(c) Suppose three different individuals conduct the same statistical study, such as estimating the average commute time of students at a college. It is possible that all three studies end up with different results. Choose the correct answer below. A. False. Statistics is a form of mathematics, which means that as long as correct procedures are used, all studies should obtain the same results, even if different studies used different procedures. B. False. Only two results are possible for any statistical study. Therefore, if all three individuals conduct the same statistical study, at least two of the three individuals must obtain matching results. C. True. Statistical studies typically look at samples rather than entire populations. Since each study is likely to draw different samples, it is quite possible that each study ends up with different results, due to variability in the data. D. True. If at least two of the individuals made different errors in their studies, then it is possible that all three studies end up with different results. This is the only way for all three studies to end up with different results.