7. A reseal domly selected private schools IH MelTU MAHNA paper from the bowl. select every 5th student on the line. 10 A researcher chose the subjects of her study by selecting eve member of the population. Exercise 2: Do the following: 1. There are 120 teachers. Select a sample of 40 teachers by usi systematic sampling technique. 2 You want to select 35 people from a population of 150. How a going to do it using Table of Random Numbers? 3. There are 180 barangays in lloilo City. According to Wikipedia, Il has 91,487 families. The researcher wants to conduct a study o planning within this area wherein her sample must only consis families. How is she going to choose the members of her sampl Guide Questions: Ow did you determine the type of random sampling used in each le answering, what have you noticed with the given in the prou each type of random sampling? 9. A her to fall in one of the 8. A 10 in a for her st which she put in a bowl she 10 of 10.A the of her study by eve She did this by writing the of on a of p

7. A reseal domly selected private schools IH MelTU MAHNA paper from the bowl. select every 5th student on the line. 10 A researcher chose the subjects of her study by selecting eve member of the population. Exercise 2: Do the following: 1. There are 120 teachers. Select a sample of 40 teachers by usi systematic sampling technique. 2 You want to select 35 people from a population of 150. How a going to do it using Table of Random Numbers? 3. There are 180 barangays in lloilo City. According to Wikipedia, Il has 91,487 families. The researcher wants to conduct a study o planning within this area wherein her sample must only consis families. How is she going to choose the members of her sampl Guide Questions: Ow did you determine the type of random sampling used in each le answering, what have you noticed with the given in the prou each type of random sampling? 9. A her to fall in one of the 8. A 10 in a for her st which she put in a bowl she 10 of 10.A the of her study by eve She did this by writing the of on a of p

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