When sampling without replacement, the probability of obtaining a certain sample is best given by a:

a. hypergeometric distribution

b. binomial distribution

c. Poisson distribution

d. normal distribution

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Shaniya Grant

Mathematics

11 September, 03:05

When sampling without replacement, the probability of obtaining a certain sample is best given by a:

a. hypergeometric distribution

b. binomial distribution

c. Poisson distribution

d. normal distribution

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Alyssa Cobb · Answer 1

Hypergeometric distribution

Step-by-step explanation:

the hypergeometric distribution is a probability distribution that is discrete. It describes the probability of success without replacement, from a finite number of objects.

Hypergeometric distribution is used for relatively small population without replacements.

When sampling without replacement, the probability of obtaining a certain sample is best given by a:a. hypergeometric distributionb. binomial distributionc. Poisson distributiond. normal distribution

When sampling without replacement, the probability of obtaining a certain sample is best given by a:

a. hypergeometric distribution

b. binomial distribution

c. Poisson distribution

d. normal distribution