(3 points) A television station is interested in predicting whether or not voters are in favor of an increase in the state sales tax. It asks its viewers to phone in and indicate whether they support or are opposed to an increase in the state sales tax in order to generate additional revenue for education. Of the 2633 viewers who phone in, 1474 (55.98%) are opposed to the increase. (a) The sample is A. the 1474 viewers were opposed to the increase. B. the 2633 viewers who phoned in. C. all people who will vote on the sales tax increase on the data of the vote. D. all regular viewers of the television station who own a phone and have participated in similar phone surveys in the past. (b) In this case, the sample obtained is A. a probability sample in which each person in the population has the same chance of being in the sample. B. a stratified random sample. C. probably biased. D. a simple random sample. (c) The population of interest is A. all people who will vote on the sales tax increase on the date of the vote. B. all regular viewers of the television station who own a phone and have participated in similar phone surveys in the past. C. the 1474 viewers who were opposed.