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2 Unit 2: Applied Mathematics A

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Question 45

A university has 1875 first-year students arranged alphabetically in a database. A researcher requires a systematic sample of 125 students. The random starting position is 9.

a.

Calculate the sampling interval and write down the last three positions selected.

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b.

State one reason why an alphabetical ordering is unlikely to create periodic bias in this investigation.

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c.

Explain why a random starting position is still required.

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