Suppose a floor on a hospital has 12 physicians at any given time. You are brought...
Suppose a floor on a hospital has 12 physicians at any given time. You are brought into the hospital with a severe injury and require immediate assistance from 3 physicians. What is the sampling fraction for the sample of physicians that will come to assist you?
a.25
b.0.025
c.0.25
d.0.0025
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