Systematic Sampling Is Different from Simple Random Sampling in That

question 49

True/False

Systematic sampling is different from simple random sampling in that only the permissible samples of size n that can be drawn have a known and equal probability of selection.The remaining samples of size n have zero probability of being selected.

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