The following table shows the ages of 256 observers, distributed within eleven outlets that are required:First : Choose a random sample using a 24-observers by Microsoft Excel tool Pak outlet1outlet2outlet3outlet4outlet5outlet6outlet7outlet8outlet9outlet10outlet11 الفئاتالمنفذ الأول المنفذ الثانيالمنفذ الثالثاالمنفذ الرابعالمنفذ الخامساالمنفذ السادسالمنفذ السابعالمنفذ الثامنالمنفذ التاسعالمنفذ العاشرالمنفذالحادي عشر عينة عشوائيةعينة منتظمة Categories4937495526526858544862 RandomPeriodic 202343595962486658344854 252626274858386040606448 304247555039667848564854 353536296140386634466462 404551434248505830605478 453940474452405834606254 503646474550445040446668 555447526146404828505648 604749473946445628484450 655945525068264840586058 705950345028524844485260 754637504344344068584872 804773493034384844505048 5741514750485048605054 4640495752565262404460 4139554942603660505056 4640475950585652345454 4344594746645858445278 7437674548425050304478 4829444640445662425860 4841574346602048546850 4924594754565454546668

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The following table shows the ages of 256 observers, distributed within eleven outlets that are required:

First : Choose a random sample using a 24-observers by Microsoft Excel tool Pak

outlet1	outlet2	outlet3	outlet4	outlet5	outlet6	outlet7	outlet8	outlet9	outlet10	outlet11			الفئات
المنفذ الأول	المنفذ الثاني	المنفذ الثالث	االمنفذ الرابع	المنفذ الخامس	االمنفذ السادس	المنفذ السابع	المنفذ الثامن	المنفذ التاسع	المنفذ العاشر	المنفذالحادي عشر	عينة عشوائية	عينة منتظمة	Categories
49	37	49	55	26	52	68	58	54	48	62	Random	Periodic	20
23	43	59	59	62	48	66	58	34	48	54			25
26	26	27	48	58	38	60	40	60	64	48			30
42	47	55	50	39	66	78	48	56	48	54			35
35	36	29	61	40	38	66	34	46	64	62			40
45	51	43	42	48	50	58	30	60	54	78			45
39	40	47	44	52	40	58	34	60	62	54			50
36	46	47	45	50	44	50	40	44	66	68			55
54	47	52	61	46	40	48	28	50	56	48			60
47	49	47	39	46	44	56	28	48	44	50			65
59	45	52	50	68	26	48	40	58	60	58			70
59	50	34	50	28	52	48	44	48	52	60			75
46	37	50	43	44	34	40	68	58	48	72			80
47	73	49	30	34	38	48	44	50	50	48
57	41	51	47	50	48	50	48	60	50	54
46	40	49	57	52	56	52	62	40	44	60
41	39	55	49	42	60	36	60	50	50	56
46	40	47	59	50	58	56	52	34	54	54
43	44	59	47	46	64	58	58	44	52	78
74	37	67	45	48	42	50	50	30	44	78
48	29	44	46	40	44	56	62	42	58	60
48	41	57	43	46	60	20	48	54	68	50
49	24	59	47	54	56	54	54	54	66	68

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