A beverage company wanted to see if people in the United States liked their new logo. Which choice best represents a population? Every person in the United States. A selection of logo artists. 3,800 children age 5 - 15

Every person in the US.

Step-by-step explanation:

If a selection of logo artists are asked whether they like or not the new logo, their answer will represent only the opinion of a specific group of artists of the US, and this is not the objective of the beverage company, who wants to know if people from the United States like their logo. If 3,800 children age 5-15 are asked whether they like the logo or not, their opinion will only represent the opinion of some children in the US, whose age is between 5 and 15, and again, this is not the objective of the beverage company, who wants to know if people from the United States like their logo. Finally, the population (which by definition includes all the elements under study, in this case, all the people in the US) will be defined by all people in the US: if the company wants to know if people from the US like their new logo, they must take into account that, the population under study is all people, and not a biased selection of it.