One Way to Evaluate Sampling Risk When Nonstatistical Sampling Is

question 36

Multiple Choice

One way to evaluate sampling risk when nonstatistical sampling is used is to

• A) subtract the sample exception rate from the tolerable exception rate.
• B) add the sample exception rate and the tolerable exception rate.
• C) subtract the sample exception rate from the acceptable risk of overreliance.
• D) add the sample exception rate and the acceptable risk of overreliance.

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