square root law if nsample size is much smaller than the squ

square root law: if n(sample size) is much smaller than the square root of N (population) then it is unlikely that the same observation is drawn twice. Check this out by drawing a sample of 50 from a population size of 10,000. Using a random number table.

I\'m not sure how I should start this problem and which numbers to choose

Hi!

Just randomly pick 50 random numbers in this random number table.

Maybe you can use your pen to point on a number while not looking at the page.

See if there is any number repeated out of the 50.

You will realize that since there are 350 numbers here (is there a second page for this?), then it is unlikely that you get 2 numbers that are the same. That\'s the point of the experiment.

Thanks!

square root law: if n(sample size) is much smaller than the square root of N (population) then it is unlikely that the same observation is drawn twice. Check th

square root law if nsample size is much smaller than the squ

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