Each sample has an equal chance of being picked as part of the sampling procedure known as random sampling. A randomly selected sample is intended to provide a fair reflection of the entire population.
How should Rashad proceed with the random sampling?
Step 1: He should identify and decide which population he wants to study
Step 2: He should decide the size of the sample. He can do this using a sample size calculator.
Step 3: Select the Sample Randomly using:
- Lottery technique; or
- Random Number Technique.
It is to be noted that the lottery and Random Techniques can be manual or computer simulated.
The sample bar graph for the above sample is attached.
What is the average view of the dress code?
- About 48 Students (boys and girls combined) indicated that the dress code is nice.
- 13 said it wasn't nice
- 6 on the average indicated that there were indifferent.
If 40% of this majority agrees on the same change, that will be what is done with the dress code, will the dress code change?
40% of 60% is not likely to catalyze a change in the needed change. A more proper percentage should be 90%.
Do we know which option will occur?
Based on the figures given, 72% of the students agree that the dress code is nice (that is , it requires not change).
This means that it is highly unlikely that any changes will be made to the dress code soon.
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