Below is the population of the indicated age groups in uy 2020. A study is to be conducted considering the given as the population. Compute for the needed sample of each age group.find the percentage decimal and sample(n) Age Groups Population (N)10-1411,108,60215-1910,499,10820-2410,040,33525-299,243,63430-348,184,12435-397,233,01140-446,538,99445-495,607,46750-544,972,34655-594,143,77360-643,380,53665-692,401,84470-741,580,63875-79933,68080-84570,50185+389,287PercentageSample (n)Decimal%

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Age Groups Population (N) 10-14 11,108,602 15-19 10,499,108 20-24 10,040,335 25-29 9,243,634 30-34 8,184,124 35-39 7,233,011 40-44 6,538,994 45-49 5,607,467 50-54 4,972,346 55-59 4,143,773 60-64 3,380,536 65-69 2,401,844 70-74 1,580,638 75-79 933,680 80-84 570,501 85+ 389,287 Percentage Sample (n) Decimal %

Age Groups Population (N) 10-14 11,108,602 15-19 10,499,108 20-24 10,040,335 25-29 9,243,634 30-34 8,184,124 35-39 7,233,011 40-44 6,538,994 45-49 5,607,467 50-54 4,972,346 55-59 4,143,773 60-64 3,380,536 65-69 2,401,844 70-74 1,580,638 75-79 933,680 80-84 570,501 85+ 389,287 Percentage Sample (n) Decimal %

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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