Statistical sampling differs from nonstatistical sampling in that, by applying mathematical rules, the auditor can measure sampling risk in planning the sample; however, mathematical rules cannot then be applied in evaluating the sample results.

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The statement in the question is incorrect. Mathematical rules can be applied in evaluating the sample results in statistical sampling. This is why statistical sampling is preferred over nonstatistical sampling as it allows for a more rigorous and objective approach to sampling.

Statistical Sampling Differs from Nonstatistical Sampling in That, by Applying