State the advantages of systematic random sampling. - Vidyadip

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State the advantages of systematic random sampling.

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The advantages of systematic random sampling are as follows :
$(1)$ It is easier to draw a sample without mistakes as the order of the sample unit is automatically determined.
$(2)$ Sample is evenly spread over the population.
$(3)$ It requires less time and labour compared to simple random sampling and stratified random sampling.

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