In the Normal Process of Simple Random Sampling (SRS), Samples

question 44

Multiple Choice

In the normal process of simple random sampling (SRS) , samples are almost always drawn without replacement.Why is this a problem for the assumptions involved with a true SRS?

• A) Because the samples are drawn without replacement, there will never be enough samples to accurately calculate a meaningful statistic.
• B) Because the samples are drawn without replacement, the process is not really random.
• C) Because the samples are drawn without replacement, the samples are not truly independent, as the probability of one sample is affected by previous selections.
• D) Because the samples are drawn without replacement, this creates complexity, which violates the assumption of simplicity.