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Without random selection, we cannot appropriately apply the laws of probability to perform inference. True or false?.

Without random selection, we cannot appropriately apply the laws of probability to perform inference. True or false?.
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Without random selection, we cannot appropriately apply the laws of probability to perform inference. True or false?.

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true

Explanation:

needed to eliminate bias

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