Sampling works in cases where taking a census is not possible, or if the population of interest is homogenous

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Sampling is a practical approach when a census (studying the entire population) is not feasible due to constraints like time, cost, or the population's size. It can be effective in studying homogeneous populations, where the characteristics of interest are relatively uniform, as well as heterogeneous populations, by ensuring the sample reflects the diversity of the population.

Sampling Works in Cases Where Taking a Census Is Not