A random sample of size 12 drawn from a population of size 200. The sample values and their probabilities are (52,0.004), (72,0.003), (64,0.005), (58,0.003), (42,0.002), (76,0.006), (71,0.006), (63,0.006), (87,0.008), (57,0.002), (61,0.003) and (86,0.007). Estimate population total with a 95% confidence interval by using probability proportional to size sampling.

A random sample of size 12 drawn from a population of size 200. The sample values and their probabilities are (52,0.004), (72,0.003), (64,0.005), (58,0.003), (42,0.002), (76,0.006), (71,0.006), (63,0.006), (87,0.008), (57,0.002), (61,0.003) and (86,0.007). Estimate population total with a 95% confidence interval by using probability proportional to size sampling.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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