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omplete and return the survey. Also discuss ways to deal with nonresponse error and to discover whether or not it is a problem. A critical issue here is how to go about proving that the sample results that are actually obtained are representative of the population.   What can be done to corroborate this?

omplete and return the survey. Also discuss ways to deal with nonresponse error and to discover whether or not it is a problem. A critical issue here is how to go about proving that the sample results that are actually obtained are representative of the population.   What can be done to corroborate this?

College Algebra
College Algebra
10th Edition
ISBN:9781337282291
Author:Ron Larson
Publisher:Ron Larson
Chapter8: Sequences, Series,and Probability
Section8.7: Probability
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  1. Discuss the implications of nonresponse error; consider this to be questionnaires that are sent to a sample and are not returned. For example say 400 people are selected for a probability sample but only 200 complete and return the survey. Also discuss ways to deal with nonresponse error and to discover whether or not it is a problem.
    1. A critical issue here is how to go about proving that the sample results that are actually obtained are representative of the population.   What can be done to corroborate this? 
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