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This document provides a multiple choice quiz with 20 questions on sampling techniques. It then provides an application problem involving sampling homes in a city divided into 3 categories. The appropriate sample size is calculated to be 316 homes with a 5% margin of error and population of 1500 homes. Using proportional allocation, the number of homes sampled from each category is determined to be 152 privately owned homes, 126 council rented homes, and 41 probate landlord rented homes. The advantage stated is that stratified random sampling provides better coverage of the population.

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This document provides a multiple choice quiz with 20 questions on sampling techniques. It then provides an application problem involving sampling homes in a city divided into 3 categories. The appropriate sample size is calculated to be 316 homes with a 5% margin of error and population of 1500 homes. Using proportional allocation, the number of homes sampled from each category is determined to be 152 privately owned homes, 126 council rented homes, and 41 probate landlord rented homes. The advantage stated is that stratified random sampling provides better coverage of the population.

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This document provides a multiple choice quiz with 20 questions on sampling techniques. It then provides an application problem involving sampling homes in a city divided into 3 categories. The appropriate sample size is calculated to be 316 homes with a 5% margin of error and population of 1500 homes. Using proportional allocation, the number of homes sampled from each category is determined to be 152 privately owned homes, 126 council rented homes, and 41 probate landlord rented homes. The advantage stated is that stratified random sampling provides better coverage of the population.

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April Rose Pale Bsit-1B Quiz On Sampling Technique Part I. Multiple Choice

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April Rose Pale

BSIT-1B

Quiz on SAMPLING TECHNIQUE

Part I. Multiple Choice

1. a 11. c
2. b 12. d
3. c 13. b
4. a 14. d
5. d 15. a
6. b 16. c
7. a 17. c
8. c 18. b
9. c 19. d
10. b 20. a

Part II. Application

1. There are 1500 homes in one part of a city. These homes can be divided into 3 categories: (30 points)
Privately Owned homes 720
Homes rented from council 592
Homes rented from probate landlords 188

The council is to carry out a survey into the quality of homes


a) What would be the appropriate number of sample needed for the survey with 5% margin of error?
N = 1500
e = 5%
n =?
N
n=
1+ Ne2
1500
n=
1+(1500)(0.05)2
1500
n=
1+1500( 0.0025)
1500
n=
1+3.75
1500
n=
4.75
n=315.79=316

b) How many homes of each type should be included in the stratified sample using proportional
allocation?
GIVEN:
N = 1500
e = 5% = 0.05
n = 316
Nj
n j= xn
N
Privately Owned Homes:
N = 1500 n = 316
N1 = 720 n1 =?
N1 720
n1 = x n= x 316
N 1500

n1 =0.48 x 316
n1 =151.68=152
Homes Rented from Council:
N = 1500 n = 316
N2 = 592 n2 =?
N2
n2 =xn
N
592
n2 = x 316
1500
n2 =0.40 x 316
n2 =126.4=126

Homes Rented from Probate Landlords:


N = 1500 n = 316
N3 = 188 n3 =?
N3
n3 = xn
N

188
n3 = x 316
1500

n3 =0.13 x 316

n3 =41.08=41

c) What would be the advantage of using sampling method you used?


The advantage of using Stratified Random Sampling is it provides me a better coverage of the
population.

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