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When is choosing a sample from a population least likely to be appropriate? Select two options,
when the population is small
when the population is large
when the sample contains proportions of itemslevents/people that are different from those of the population
when the sample contains only items/events/people that reflect the population
when surveying the entire population is time consuming
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