When performing a test of a control over cash disbursements, a CPA may use a systematic sampling technique with a start at any randomly selected item. The biggest disadvantage of this type of sampling is that the items in the population:
A. Must be recorded in a systematic pattern before the sample can be drawn.
B. May occur in a systematic pattern and destroy the sample randomness.
C. May systematically occur more than once in the sample.
D. Must be systematically replaced in the population after sampling.
Answer: B
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