E xercisesA. Find the finite population correction factor given the following:N= 200, n == 10a.b.N=2000, n = 10%3DC.N= 400, n = 40%3Dd.N=500, n = 10e.N= 200, n = 20

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A. Find the finite population correction factor given the following: a. N=200, n = 10 b. N= 2000, n = 10 C. N= 400, n = 40 %3D %3D d. N= 500, n = 10 %3D e. N=200, n = 20

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