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(a) What type of sampling method is being used?
(b) Please explain your answer.
Homework Answers
A) Here Cluster Sampling is used.
B)The school district is devided into the individual fifth grade classroom means school district is devided into fifth grade clusters,and 10 classrooms means 10 clusters are selected by simple random sample .All the children in each of the clusters are assessed.In cluster sampling population is devided into groups called clusters and simple random sample of clusters are taken and then all the data in selected clusters are analysed. therefore here cluster sampling method is used.
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