Sampling & Bias Quiz

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1. A sample consists of

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2. Sampling is used in the situations

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3. The number of possible samples of size 2 out of 5 population size in SRSWR is equal to

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4. Probability of a drawing unit at each subsequent draw remains same in

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5. The sampling fraction in usual notation is expressed as

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6. A selection procedure of sampling having no involvement of probability is known as

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7. Sampling frame is a list of

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Sampling & Bias Quiz

1. A sample consists of

2. Sampling is used in the situations

3. The number of possible samples of size 2 out of 5 population size in SRSWR is equal to

4. Probability of a drawing unit at each subsequent draw remains same in

5. The sampling fraction in usual notation is expressed as

6. A selection procedure of sampling having no involvement of probability is known as

7. Sampling frame is a list of

01.

Sampling error

02.

Formula Error

03.

None

8. The discrepancies between the estimate and the population parameter are known as

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