A Sampling Frame Is the List or Quasi-List of Elements

question 10

Multiple Choice

A sampling frame is the list or quasi-list of elements from which a probability sample is selected. It is a sampling frame is a list or quasi-list of target population. It is a "quasi-list" because, even though an actual list might not exist, samples can be drawn as if there were a list. Properly drawn samples provide information appropriate for describing the _____ that compose the sampling frame.

• A) population of elements
• B) sample of elements
• C) probability theory of elements
• D) non probability population of elements

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Definitions:

Binomial Theorem

The binomial theorem describes the algebraic expansion of powers of a binomial, showing how to expand expressions that involve addition or subtraction within a power.

Expression

A mathematical phrase that can contain numbers, variables, and operation symbols.

\(5a\)

An algebraic expression representing five times the variable "a".

\(4b\)

Mathematical notation representing four times the variable b.