If a golf professional is interested in determining whether a golf ball can be hit over 300 yards,which of the following relationships between the adjusted sample estimate of distance and the actual distance would represent sampling risk?
A)Adjusted Estimate = 295 yards,Actual = 298 yards.
B)Adjusted Estimate = 305 yards,Actual = 301 yards.
C)Adjusted Estimate = 310 yards,Actual = 295 yards.
D)All of the above are examples of sampling risk.

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This is an example of sampling risk because the adjusted estimate is significantly higher than the actual distance, indicating that the sample may not be representative of the population. Option A and B have a small difference between the adjusted estimate and the actual distance and may not necessarily indicate sampling risk, while option D is too general and does not provide a specific example of sampling risk.

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