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When is systematic sampling a type of probability sampling?
AWhen it covers a whole census
BWhen the list is sorted by size
CWhen units are hand-picked
DWhen the starting point is random
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. When the starting point is random
A randomized starting point keeps selection chances known, which makes it probability sampling.
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