If we take a simple random sample of size $n=500$from a population of size $5,000,000$, the variability of our estimate will be

(a) much less than the variability for a sample of size $n=500$ from a population of size $50,000,000$.

(b) slightly less than the variability for a sample of size $n=500$from a population of size $50,000,000$.

(c) about the same as the variability for a sample of size $n=500$from a population of size $50,000,000$.

(d) slightly greater than the variability for a sample of size $n=500$from a population of size $50,000,000$.

(e) much greater than the variability for a sample of size $n=500$ from a population of size $50,000,000$.

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