Random sampling errors and systematic errors related to the sampling process can combine to produce a sample that is not representative of the population of interest.

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Random sampling errors are due to chance variations in the sample while systematic errors are due to flaws in the sampling process. When these two types of errors occur together, they can result in a biased or non-representative sample.

Random Sampling Errors and Systematic Errors Related to the Sampling