In classical statistical sampling, which of the following must be known to estimate the appropriate sample size?
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In classical statistical sampling, which of the following must be known to estimate the appropriate sample size?
a. The total amount of the population.
b. The planned standard deviation.
c. The planned risk levels.
d. The estimated rate of error in the population.
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