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Stratified sampling divides a population into distinct groups (strata) and selects samples from each group proportionally. In this example, departments act as strata, and employees are randomly chosen within each group. This method ensures representation from all departments, reducing sampling bias. Stratified sampling is particularly useful when population groups differ significantly, as it enhances the reliability of results. Why Other Options Are Wrong :
If x 2 – 15x + 51 = 0, then determine the value of (x – 5) + {1/(x – 5)}.
√(92×8 ×52+700) = ?
{(21/20) + (20/21)}2 - {(21/20) - (20/21)}2 = ?
In a college, the proportion of boys to girls is 7:9, and the proportion of graduate students to postgraduate students is 4:5. Determine the total numbe...
The average of three numbers a, b and c is 2 more than c. The average of a and b is 48. If d is 10 less than c, then the average of c and d is:
If a3 + b3 = 6240 and a + b = 30, then find the value of {(a + b)2 – 3ab}
If 15a2 + 1 = 20a, then find the value of {(9a2 + 1)/25a2}
1/3 + 1/15 + 1/35 + 1/63 + 1/99 = ?
In a class of 70 students and 25 teachers, each student got gifts that were 20% of total number of students and each teacher got gifts that were 10% of ...