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A ___________ is the inverse of the sampling ration that is used when selecting cases in systematic sampling.
a. central limit theorem
b. systematic sampling
c. confidence intervals
d. sampling interval
e. stratified sampling

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Criminal Justice and Criminology Research Methods

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