prob 3
stratified random sampling
multistage cluster random
one stage cluster selected
systematic every n multiplr person
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1.96 is crit level
multistage cluster random
one stage cluster selected
systematic every n multiplr person
rclick randomly generated number and click 123 on clipboard to freeze. now then you can sort
norm rand var sd 1 mean 0
std norm distribution
norm.s stansardize inverse
xbarplus or minus critical level times sigma divide by (sqrt population size) upper lower bounds confidence intervals
critical level times p times q divide by acceptble level of error
q is 1 minus p
use 0.5 if unknown to get biggest sample size needed
if p fraction want se is sqrt(p(1-p)/n )
for small samples
1.96sq divide by 4e2 for proportion
for mean (1.96 times var divide by e)sq
e is acceptablenumber of errors
otherwise big samples need fcf finite correction
you dont need a big sample with a big population
sqrt(pop-samp numerator divide by pop-1 denominator) finite correction then multiply standard error
to apply to sample size get samp times pop numerator with samp plus pop minus 1 denominator
pic below for margin of error and fc
use finite correction if samplesize more than 10 percent of the population
sample mean rej
how large does your sample mean need to be
to reject the null hypothesis, to find the answer you add the
population mean proposed in the
null hypothesis to the product of the
critical z-score at your desired level
of alpha and the population standard error.
When alpha equals .05,
the critical z-score equals 1.645.
zscore formula subtract samp mean from pop mean then divide by standard error
you can tell use crit value from samp mean to rej null
power of test more likely fail reject null hypothesis
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