Professor Ziegenfuss of the Geology Department has ordered a new instrument that is supposed to measure the iron content of iron ore. After the instrument arrives, he uses it to measure the iron content of five test samples of ore, all of which are known to be exactly 16 percent iron. The numbers given by the machine on these five test samples are 8 percent, 3 percent, 28 percent, 16 percent, and 25 percent. Based on these measurements, one can conclude that the new instrument:
A) is unbiased.
B) is not reliable.
C) suffers from the placebo effect.
D) is confounded.
E) Both A and B are correct.
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