A sample in which each individual in the population has an equal chance to be selected is a "simple random sampling".
<h3>What is simple random sampling?</h3>
A subset of such a statistical population called a simple random sample is one where each member has an equal chance of being chosen. A straightforward random sample is intended to offer an objective depiction of a group.
Some key features of simple random sampling are-
A straightforward random sample, where each participant has an equal chance of being selected, selects a tiny, random piece of the total population that will represent the full data set.
Using techniques like lottery or random draws, researchers can generate a straightforward random sample.
If a sample does not precisely reflect the population it really is intended to represent, there may have been asampling error.
I would turn them into decimals or at least have the same denominator. To find the decimal divide the numerator by the denominator. 6/13=8.46 And 5/12= 8.42 Then the person who caught the 8 6/13 red snapper caught the bigger snapper.
