1. Table 1, show the number of employees at Pepsi Cola Corporation. A study using 2% margin of error is to be done to find out the level of commitment of employees to the company. Complete table 1. Table 1: Number of Employees in Pepsi Cola Corporation Department Number of % (0.000) (a) (b) (c) Employees Administration 82 Accounting 131 General 215 Services Production 450 Engineering 324 Total 1,202 a. Using proportional allocation, how many participants will be taken from each department using “n" computed at e = 2%? Write your answer on the table above. b. Using equal allocation, how many participants will be taken from each department? W rite your answer on the table above. b. If only 50 employees are needed to participate, how many should be taken from each department? W rite your answer on the table above.

1. Table 1, show the number of employees at Pepsi Cola Corporation. A study using 2% margin of error is to be done to find out the level of commitment of employees to the company. Complete table 1. Table 1: Number of Employees in Pepsi Cola Corporation Department Number of % (0.000) (a) (b) (c) Employees Administration 82 Accounting 131 General 215 Services Production 450 Engineering 324 Total 1,202 a. Using proportional allocation, how many participants will be taken from each department using “n" computed at e = 2%? Write your answer on the table above. b. Using equal allocation, how many participants will be taken from each department? W rite your answer on the table above. b. If only 50 employees are needed to participate, how many should be taken from each department? W rite your answer on the table above.

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