<prompt> Hlalosa hore na sampling e sa reroang ke eng.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain what random sampling is. . Response in English: Random sampling is a statistical technique used to select a sample from a larger population in such a way that each individual or item has an equal chance of being chosen. The goal is to obtain a representative subset of the population that can be used to make valid inferences and generalizations to the whole population. Random sampling is commonly used in survey research, experiments, and other types of statistical analysis, and it helps to minimize bias and sampling error. There are several ways to perform random sampling, including simple random sampling, stratified random sampling, and cluster sampling, each of which may be appropriate for different situations. . Response in Sesotho: Sampling e sa reroang ke mokhoa oa lipalo-palo o sebelisoang ho khetha sampole ho batho ba bangata ka tsela eo motho ka mong kapa ntho e nang le monyetla o lekanang oa ho khethoa. Sepheo ke ho fumana sehlopha sa baemeli ba sechaba se ka sebelisoang ho fana ka maikutlo a nepahetseng le kakaretso ho sechaba sohle. Mehlala e sa reroang e sebelisoa hangata liphuputsong tsa lipatlisiso, litekong le mefuta e meng ea tlhahlobo ea lipalo, me e thusa ho fokotsa leeme le phoso ea lisampole. Ho na le mekhoa e mengata ea ho etsa sampole e sa reroang, ho kenyeletsoa sampole e bonolo e sa reroang, sampole e hlophisitsoeng e hlophisitsoeng, le sampole ea lihlopha, e ngoe le e ngoe e ka ba e loketseng maemo a fapaneng. 