The manufacturer tests every 1000th tablet that comes off the assembly line. | The manufacturer asks 43 of her employees who have the tablet if they can borrow their tablet to test. e v The manufacturer uses a computer to randomly select 150 tablet serial numbers and tests all 150 tablets with these serial numbers. | The manufacturer finds three small communities that have dry moderate and humid climates and every tablet from each of these three communities is tested. The manufacturer tests 22 tablets from each of its five equally sized distributors.

The manufacturer tests every 1000th tablet that comes off the assembly line. | The manufacturer asks 43 of her employees who have the tablet if they can borrow their tablet to test. e v The manufacturer uses a computer to randomly select 150 tablet serial numbers and tests all 150 tablets with these serial numbers. | The manufacturer finds three small communities that have dry moderate and humid climates and every tablet from each of these three communities is tested. The manufacturer tests 22 tablets from each of its five equally sized distributors.

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Advantech, an Irvine based tech company is manufacturing tablets. Advantech wants to determine the
average battery life that its new tablet will get. Advantech will select 43 of its tablets to test. Match the
strategies of selecting the tablets to their corresponding statistical sampling techniques.
|The manufacturer tests every 1000th tablet that comes off the assembly line.
a
The manufacturer asks 43 of her employees who have the tablet if they can borrow their
tablet to test.
ev The manufacturer uses a computer to randomly select 150 tablet serial numbers and tests
all 150 tablets with these serial numbers.
| The manufacturer finds three small communities that have dry moderate and humid
climates and every tablet from each of these three communities is tested.
|The manufacturer tests 22 tablets from each of its five equally sized distributors.
a. Systematic Sampling
b. Stratified Sampling
c. Convenience Sampling
d. Cluster Sampling
e. Simple Random Sampling

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