The problems associated with sampling without replacement in the simple random sample process are negligible provided:
A) the sample is large relative to the population size.
B) the population is small relative to the sample size.
C) the sample and the population are of roughly the same size.
D) the population is large relative to the sample size.

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The problems associated with sampling without replacement become negligible when the population is large relative to the sample size. This is because the odds of picking the same individual more than once become very small, making the sampling process approximate a simple random sample with replacement.

The Problems Associated with Sampling Without Replacement in the Simple