In a rural survey in which the sampling cluster of M, cost taking a sample of n units. C = 4tMn+60(n1/2) If 2000$ spend on the survey the value of n for M=5 and t=2 . Verify the value by comparing it to M=131

In a rural survey in which the sampling cluster of M, cost taking a sample of n units. C = 4tMn+60(n1/2) If 2000$ spend on the survey the value of n for M=5 and t=2 . Verify the value by comparing it to M=131

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