Sampling and Confidence Intervals

Statistics Intermediate 4 min read Published
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You can’t ask every customer, test every bulb or measure every student. You take a sample and use it to estimate the truth about the whole population. The two big questions:

A sample is only useful if it represents the population. Random sampling (every member has the same chance of being picked) is the simplest way to avoid bias.

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