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When deciding to collect sample information rather than collecting information from the population, the amount of time required to collect the information is unimportant. a. True b. False?
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When deciding to collect sample information rather than collecting information from the population, the amount of time required to collect the information is unimportant.

a. True

b. False?

User Vikash Kesarwani
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This is false.

In the decision to choose to collect a sample versus the population, saving time and resources is the major factor.

User Gorse Horse
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True. L. L. L. L. L. L. L

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