What is the Population? 2. What is the Adjusted Sample Size? 3. What is the Skip Interval? 4. Please write out a statement for each. 5. Please write out a summary for each. Please use the following variables: • Confidence Level: 90% (Find Z
Question Set #2
1. What is the Population?
2. What is the Adjusted
3. What is the Skip Interval?
4. Please write out a statement for each.
5. Please write out a summary for each.
Please use the following variables:
• Confidence Level: 90% (Find Z-score above) (1.645)
• Standard Deviation: 0.5
• Margin of Error: ±5.00%
. 1) Total Students enrolled in entire university (2018-19) UCLA: 31,577, UC Berkeley: 43,204
2) All Business students (2018-19) UCLA: 1,652, UC Berkeley: 814
3) All Liberal Arts students (2018-19) UCLA: 11,414, UC Berkeley: 1,467
4) All Science and/or Math students (2018-19): UCLA: 13,664 , UC Berkeley: 2,917
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Population:
The population of interest includes all the individuals of interest. The overall group of objects about which conclusions are to be drawn is called the population.
Adjusted sample size:
If the sample sizes that are obtained using the formula are not accurate, then an adjustment in sample size has to be done.
The formulae for adjusted sample size are given below:
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