The nice thing about sampling is that the only possible problem you have is that you might pull the wrong item. For example, maybe you were supposed to pull item number 97 for testing, and instead you pulled item 79, or item 96. But once you pull the correct sample, there are no more problems." Required: Do you agree or disagree with the preceding material? Why? 67

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Josephine Bentley

Mathematics

15 January, 06:56

The nice thing about sampling is that the only possible problem you have is that you might pull the wrong item. For example, maybe you were supposed to pull item number 97 for testing, and instead you pulled item 79, or item 96. But once you pull the correct sample, there are no more problems." Required: Do you agree or disagree with the preceding material? Why? 67

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Jaliyah · Answer 1

Answer: I disagree

Step-by-step explanation: there are other types of errors associated with sampling

Systematic errors, Gross errors and Random errors.

Systematic errors are errors due to observation, measurement etc

Gross errors are errors due to improper input or computation of values as the question highlights.

Random errors are errors inherent in equipment where different results are obtained using the same equipment.

The error observed in the question is a Gross error where the value entered is wrong.