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What is the definition of single random sampling?

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A method where all individuals have an equal chance of being selected

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A method that only selects individuals from a specific group

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A method that guarantees a representative sample

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A method that uses biased selection

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What are the advantages of single random sampling?

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High representation

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Complex technique

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Time-consuming

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Requires a list of units

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A teacher wants to know the average time spent doing homework by the students in her class of 20 girls and 5 boys.

She picks the student in every 5th seat.

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Simple Random

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Systematic

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voluntary response

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convenience

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What are the advantages of systematic sampling?

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Quick and easy to implement

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Sample is representative and diverse

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No need to know the exact number of the population

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All of the above

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What is the purpose of stratified random sampling as described in the image?

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To divide the population into distinct groups

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To select a sample randomly from the entire population

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To ensure representation from each subgroup

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To eliminate bias in sampling

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What are the four steps involved in stratified random sampling as illustrated in the image?

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Population

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Strata

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Random Selection

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Sample

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What are the advantages of stratified random sampling?

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High representation for each stratum

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Easier data collection

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Lower cost compared to simple random sampling

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More accurate results

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What is the process of selecting random clusters in cluster sampling?

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Choosing individuals randomly

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Selecting entire clusters randomly

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Sampling from a single cluster

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Using systematic sampling

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What are the steps involved in cluster sampling?

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Define the population

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Cluster the population

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Randomly select clusters

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Collect data from clusters

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