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The sampling distribution of the mean will have the same standard deviation as the original population from which the samples were drawn.
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One obvious advantage of stratified sampling is that we obtain separate estimates within each stratum - which we would not obtain if we took a simple random sample from the entire population.A more important advantage is that we can increase the accuracy of the resulting population estimates by using appropriately defined strata.
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If systematic sampling is chosen as the sampling technique,it is probably because
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The finite population correction factor,
,should generally be used when

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A simple random sample is one where each member of the population has a known chance (this may differ from one member to another)or probability of being chosen.
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The standard error of the estimate measures how much estimates vary from sample to sample.
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The standard error of sample mean
is large when the observations in the population are spread out (large
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The difference between the point estimate and the true value of the population parameter being estimated is called the estimation error.
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A probability sample is a sample in which the sampling units are chosen from the population by means of a random mechanism such as a random number table.
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The theorem that states that the sampling distribution of the sample mean
is approximately normal when the sample size n is reasonably large is known as the _____ theorem.

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In cluster sampling,the population is divided into subsets called clusters (such as cities or city blocks),and then a random sample of the clusters is selected.Once the clusters are selected,we typically acquire information from all of the members in each selected cluster.
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A list of all members of the population from which we can choose a sample is called a frame,and the potential sample members are called sampling units.
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The size of a sample can be selected by first determining the desired standard error and then using the formula
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When we sample less than 5% of the population,the finite population correction factor; fpc =
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