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RYAN BANYAN

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on: Jul 24, 2018
Which is an example of a cluster sample?
  1.Dividing on-campus students according to the dormitory in which they live, then randomly selecting 10 students from each dormitory
  2.Dividing the students according to their status as a traditional or nontraditional student, then randomly selecting 1 out of every 200 students in the strata
  3.Dividing the students according to their major, then randomly selecting 5 of the majors and including those students in the sample
  4.Dividing the students by off-campus or on-campus students, then randomly selecting 10 of each group to include in the sample

Question 2

Which is an example of a stratified random sample?
  1.Dividing on-campus students according to the dormitory in which they live, then randomly selecting 10 students from each dormitory
  2.Dividing the students according to their status as a traditional or nontraditional student, then randomly selecting 1 out of every 200 students in the strata
  3.Dividing the students according to their major, then randomly selecting 5 of the majors and including those students in the sample
  4.Dividing the students by off-campus or on-campus students, then randomly selecting 10 of each group to include in the sample


bookworm410

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Reply #1 on: Jul 24, 2018
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Answer to Question 2

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