A farmer brings a juice company several crates of oranges each week. A company inspector looks at $10$ oranges from the top of each crate before deciding whether to buy all the oranges.

Before selecting whether to buy all of the oranges, a business inspector examines ten oranges from the top of each crate.

A simple random sample (SRS) of size n is made up of $n$ people chosen from the population with an equal chance of being the sample that is actually chosen.

Convenience sampling is a sort of sampling in which the observations collected in a sample are easily accessible to a researcher. There is no probability mechanism for selecting a sample with this procedure. Only the top $10$oranges from each available crate are checked by the business inspector. Because the inspector is determining whether or not to buy oranges based on his own convenience. As a result, convenience sampling could be considered. Convenience sampling is a sample method in which the sampling business is higher since it solely relies on the researcher's judgment. As a result, the sample does not produce consistent findings.