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Question 109

Five descriptions of sampling methods are given.

A: Split the population into groups and select each group in proportion to its size. B: Give every member of the population an equal chance of selection. C: Select convenient members of the population. D: Select members using a repeating interval. E: Split the population into groups and fill a fixed number from each group non-randomly.

Match quota, stratified, simple random, opportunity and systematic sampling to A–E.

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