You want to study a random sample of 4 out of 26 students in your class. Describe a process you could use to create a random sample with 4 subjects. Which process is most likely to result in a simple random sample? O A. Assign each student a number in alphabetical order, then select 4 random numbers. O B. Select 4 students who sit close to you. OC. Assign each student a number, then select students 1 through 4. O D. Select the 4 students whose names come first alphabetically.

You want to study a random sample of 4 out of 26 students in your class. Describe a process you could use to create a random sample with 4 subjects. Which process is most likely to result in a simple random sample? O A. Assign each student a number in alphabetical order, then select 4 random numbers. O B. Select 4 students who sit close to you. OC. Assign each student a number, then select students 1 through 4. O D. Select the 4 students whose names come first alphabetically.

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

10th Edition

ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

Section: Chapter Questions

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