Which of the following are required for an independent random sample? Check all that apply. Every time an individual is selected
for the sample, each of the remaining individuals has a lower chance of being included. The probability of being included in the sample is the same for all members of the population of interest. The probability of being selected first for the sample is the same as the probability of being selected last. Every time an individual is selected for the sample, each of the remaining individuals has a higher chance of being included.
the probability of being included in the sample is same for all members of the population of interest. the probability of being selected first for the sample is same as the probability of being selected last
Step-by-step explanation:
A sample is said to be independent random sample if each member of the population has equal chance of being selected.
First, you want to add together the amount of money she spent on purses ($24), and then consider the amount of scarves (5+n). To solve, you would subtract 24 from 39, and then divide that answer by 5
