In appraising the results of a statistical sample, the finite population correction factor: a. Can be greater
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In appraising the results of a statistical sample, the finite population correction factor:
a. Can be greater than one.
b. Has less effect as the sample becomes a larger proportion of the population.
c. Is needed when sampling is performed with replacement.
d. Is applied to the sampling error.
e. Must be used in all cases.
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