To determine whether a sample should be treated as a

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To determine whether a sample should be treated as a simple random sample, which is more important: a good knowledge of statistics, or a good knowledge of the process that produced the data?

                                                             

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QUESTION:

To determine whether a sample should be treated as a simple random sample, which is more important: a good knowledge of statistics, or a good knowledge of the process that produced the data?

                                                             

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A simple random sampling is a technique where there is a chance that any unit from the population can be chosen as a sampling unit. Here each unit gets a same/equal chance to get included in the sample.

Some of the examples of simple random sampling are:

      1) Selection of boys from a classroom.

      2) A random sample of 10 numbers from the first 100 positive integers.

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