Slovin Practice-A

In a community sector survey in Singapore, what does the Slovin Formula help us to determine

• The survey's target population
• The appropriate sample size
• The survey's data collection methods
• The survey's budget

When using the Slovin formula, what is the significance of "N" in the formula N= (N/(1+Ne^2)?

• The estimated population size
• The sample size
• The margin of error
• The response rate

An NGO in Singapore is planning a survey of elderly residents in a specified neighbourhood. They estimate the population is 1200, what would be the sample size determined using the Slovin formula if they want a 5% margin of error?

• 50
• 100
• 150
• 300

A community organisation in Singapore is doing a survey in a district of 2,500. They want a margin of error of 3%. What would be the sample size according to the Slovin formula?

• 765
• 777
• 768
• 769

In the community sector of Singapore, when should the Slovin formula be used to determine the sample size of a survey?

• After data collection is complete
• Before defining the research objectives
• After selecting the survey participants
• Before data analysis

The Slovin formula is particularly useful in community surveys in Singapore because it helps to ensure

• A large sample sixe
• Accurate representation of the population
• A low response rate
• Quick data analysis

In a survey conducted for a sports centre, the estimated population is 800, and they desire a margin of error of 4%. What would be the sample size using the Slovin formula?

• 350
• 360
• 370
• 380

If an organisation doing a survey wants to decrease the margin of error in their survey, what should they do with the Slovin formula

• Increase the estimated population size
• increase the sample size
• decrease the confidence level
• decease the value of e in the formula