When sampling with replacement is used, an element that has already been chosen is put back into the sample frame and given the chance to be chosen again.

In the case of sampling without replacement, an element is eliminated from the sample frame after it has been chosen.

In this question, we are supposed to state the differences between sampling with replacement and sampling without replacement.

Generally speaking, sampling without replacement is more effective than producing representative samples using replacement sampling. It prevents the inclusion of the same population element in the sample several times.

By “drawing from a hat” or by using a computer program that simulates the same process, you select the sample at random using the lottery method.

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