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If N = nk be the size of the population, where n is size of the sample and k be an integer constant,…

In linear systematic sampling from a population of size \(N = nk\), the population is partitioned into \(k\) systematic clusters/samples of size \(n\) each, and one random…

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If N = nk be the size of the population, where n is size of the sample and k be an integer constant, then under systematic sampling the probability of selecting a sample is -

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In linear systematic sampling from a population of size N=nkN = nk, the population is partitioned into kk systematic clusters/samples of size nn each, and one random start is chosen from 11 to kk with equal probability 1k\frac{1}{k}.

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