The document discusses the concept of sampling, defining it as the process of selecting a subset of items from a larger population. It illustrates this through everyday examples, such as purchasing food, where only a few items are examined rather than the entire lot. Overall, it emphasizes the practicality of sampling in daily decision-making.

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3. Sample is a part of population.
We can also say that when we
choose some items to a unit is
called sample.
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4.  The process of choosing selective no of item
is called sampling. In making our daily purchases of
food-stuff, vegetables , fruit etc. it is not necessary to
examine each and every piece of commodity , only a
handful of goods are examined.
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