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Suppose we have a population of N and we want to select a random sample of size n without replacement. What is the probability that a fixed element (say x) of the population is included?
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Suppose we have a population of N and we want to select a random sample of size n without replacement. What is the probability that a fixed element (say x) of the population is included?

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After all I have the best game I can do with my friends play this is the one ☝️

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It is going to be nether of them

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