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Target population
who we are shooting for
Sample Population
who we ask
subset of the population
Sample
who responded
Biased Sample
not every member has an equal chance
Selection Biased Sample
some member have unequal chance
Quota Sampling
Uses quotas to force sample to be representative of the population

not random
Simple- Random Sampling
any group of individuals in a population have the same chance of being in the sample
Stratified Sampling
uses several layers of strata a chooses sample by random selection within each layer
capture/recapture equation
capture/unknown recapture/total
If two sets of data points are correlated, then on event must cause the other
false
locator
L= (p/100)N
Interquartile Range
IQR= Q3-Q1
Variance
for each point compute (number- median)^2
standard deviation
sigma= square root of variance
finding Q1 and Q3
Q1= number of data points x (25/100)

Q3=number of data points x (75/100)