Means of samples drawn randomly from a single population differ only because of:
A) the central limit theorem.
B) poorly designed independent variables.
C) sampling error.
D) None of the answers is correct.

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Means of samples drawn randomly from a single population differ due to sampling error, which is the natural variation that occurs by chance when a sample is taken from a population.

Means of Samples Drawn Randomly from a Single Population Differ