Q11: A professor's weight scale is always 10 pounds too light. Which of the following best describes the scale's measure

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Q11: A professor's weight scale is always 10 pounds too light. Which of the following best describes the scale's measure

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Q11: A professor's weight scale is always 10 pounds too light. Which of the following best describes the scale's measurements of weight? A. unreliable B. variability C. biased D. validity
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