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On occasion, a sample can be larger than the population from which it was selected. explain why this cannot be true.

On occasion, a sample can be larger than the population from which it was selected. explain why this cannot be true.
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On occasion, a sample can be larger than the population from which it was selected. explain why this cannot be true.

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A sample should not include members from outside the population. Then it would not be representative of the population.
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