Which of the following is generally not true about statistical sampling as compared to nonstatistical sampling? (A) Statistical samples are more representative of the population. (B) Statistical sample plans involve additional costs of evaluation. (C) Statistical sampling allows a more objective evaluation of sample results. (D) Statistical sampling may assist the auditors in designing more efficient samples.

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Konnor Simpson

Mathematics

8 January, 10:13

Which of the following is generally not true about statistical sampling as compared to nonstatistical sampling? (A) Statistical samples are more representative of the population. (B) Statistical sample plans involve additional costs of evaluation. (C) Statistical sampling allows a more objective evaluation of sample results. (D) Statistical sampling may assist the auditors in designing more efficient samples.

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Kayley Salazar · Answer 1

(A) Statistical samples are more representative of the population.

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The following is generally not true about statistical sampling as compared to non statistical sampling:

(A) Statistical samples are more representative of the population.

Statistical sampling refers to a type of statistical study whose sampling method is based on the way we select samples from the population to take part the study/survey.