Suppose a researcher is testing a new vaccine on mice to see how well it prevents the flu virus. The lab has 1000 miceavailable for testing purposes, and each mouse has an identification number.The researcher needs 30 mice to properly run her study of the new flu vaccine. She is considering five different samplingmethods. Match the sampling method to each description.The researcher uses a computer program to randomly choose 30 of the 1000 mice to usein her study.The researcher chooses the first 30 mice she can reach from the door to the mouse room.The mice are kept in cages on 10 different shelves in the mouse room. The researcher choosesthree mice from each shelf.Each cage holds five mice. The researcher randomly chooses six cages to use in her study.The researcher generates a list of identification numbers that has been sorted from smallestto largest. She randomly picks one mouse from the list, and then chooses every fourth mouseuntil she has 30.Answer Bankconveniencesystematicsimple randomstratifiedmelusterF10F8吕口F7escD00 F4100云

Name: Suppose a researcher is testing a new vaccine on mice to see how well
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Description: Suppose a researcher is testing a new vaccine on mice to see how well it prevents the flu virus. The lab has 1000 miceavailable for testing purposes, and each mouse has an identification number.The researcher needs 30 mice to properly run her study