The arts competition for 13 selected states of Malaysia in the year 2021 are a little different compared to previous years because of the global Covid-19 pandemic where the artist has to submit their work by using an online platform. The organizer received 2600 works for the competition where each state sends an equal number of dancers. The 130 finalist dancers have to be selected by jury to participate in the World of Arts Competition. Calculate and explain how the organizer can pick a sample by using the Simple Random, Cluster, Systematic and Stratified method.

The arts competition for 13 selected states of Malaysia in the year 2021 are a little different compared to previous years because of the global Covid-19 pandemic where the artist has to submit their work by using an online platform. The organizer received 2600 works for the competition where each state sends an equal number of dancers. The 130 finalist dancers have to be selected by jury to participate in the World of Arts Competition. Calculate and explain how the organizer can pick a sample by using the Simple Random, Cluster, Systematic and Stratified method.

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