In terms of frequency distributions and percentages,
A) percents can be averaged as long as it refers to the same questions
B) percents cannot be averaged unless they are from the same sample
C) do not refer only to percentages when the base of their computation is very small
D) always include the percentage who do not answer a question

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Percentages should be interpreted with caution when the base of their computation is very small. For example, stating that 100% of a sample of 2 people answered "yes" to a question may not be representative of a larger population. Therefore, it is important to consider the sample size when interpreting percentages. The other options are not accurate statements.

In Terms of Frequency Distributions and Percentages