Systematic variances are persistent and most likely:
A)Will disappear over time.
B)Average out to a steady-state amount over time.
C)Will recur unless corrected.
D)Are small in amount.
E)Are large in amount.

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Systematic variances occur due to a consistent bias or error in the measurement process. They are likely to recur unless corrected or controlled. Therefore, option C is the best choice. Options A, D, and E are incorrect as systematic variances do not disappear over time, and their size can vary depending on the nature of the error. Option B is also incorrect as systematic variances do not average out to a steady-state amount over time.

Systematic Variances Are Persistent and Most Likely