The Difference Between Simple Random Sampling and Systematic Random Sampling

question 47

Multiple Choice

The difference between simple random sampling and systematic random sampling is that systematic random sampling:

• A) requires a special code to be assigned to the sampling units prior to drawing a sample.
• B) requires that a defined target population be ordered in some way.
• C) is a nonprobability sampling procedure.
• D) is a sampling procedure in which every sampling unit has a known and equal chance of being selected.
• E) is based on intuitive judgment or researcher knowledge.

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Definitions:

Future Outflow

Projected cash payments or disbursements that a business expects to incur as a result of current operations or future activities.

Resources

Resources are materials, energy, services, staff, or other assets that are utilized to produce goods and services, effectively supporting business operations.

External Users

Individuals or entities outside a company, such as investors, creditors, regulators, and customers, who use the company's financial information to make decisions.