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3.8 A sampling experiment. Let us illustrate sampling variability in a small sample from a small population. Ten of the 25 club members listed below are female. Their names are marked with asterisks in the list. The club chooses 5 members at random to receive free trips to the national convention.
(a) Label the sampling frame starting with ‘01’. Draw one SRS of 5 starting at line 117 of Table A. Then draw 19 SRSs of size 5, using a different part of Table A each time. Record the number of females in each of your samples. Make a histogram like that in Figure 3.1 to display your results. What is the average number of females in your 20 samples?
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