When selecting a sample, you assign every possible unit in the corresponding population a number. you then generate a set of random numbers and include the units with those numbers in your sample. this is an example of?

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Mikayla Watts

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15 October, 06:23

When selecting a sample, you assign every possible unit in the corresponding population a number. you then generate a set of random numbers and include the units with those numbers in your sample. this is an example of?

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Rodriguez · Answer 1

Answer: This is an example of a Simple Random Sample (SRS).

In this type of sample, you are simply selected random samples from the entire population. There is organization or strategy to the sampling process. It is basically just a "lottery bowl" method.