Mathematics, 12.12.2020 16:00, kendricklamar29

A large bakery produces cakes in an assembly line. Sergio noticed a potential defect that seems to be showing in every other cake. He decides that in the next production run, he'll take a random sample of cakes to get a better
idea of how many cakes might have this defect.
Why might Sergio choose a simple random sample instead of a systematic random sample?

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