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What is the inevitable result of running statistical inference on a random sample rather than on an entire population? A. Standard deviation B. Sampling error C. Sampling distribution D. Stratified sampling
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What is the inevitable result of running statistical inference on a random sample rather than on an entire population?

A. Standard deviation
B. Sampling error
C. Sampling distribution
D. Stratified sampling

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B. Sampling error

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