In a proportionate stratified sample of 120, there are 72 Whites, 24 Latinos, 18 Blacks and 6 others.
Proportionate Stratified Sample
A proportionate stratified sample is one in which the size of the strata in the sample is proportional to the size of the strata in the population; in other words, the chance of selecting a unit from a stratum depends on the relative size of that stratum in the population.
Calculating the Proportionate Stratified Sample
The given percentage of -
Whites = 60%
Latinos = 20%
Blacks = 5%
Strength of the sample = 120
⇒ Number of Whites = 60% of 120
= 0.6 × 120
=72
Number of Latinos = 20% of 120
= 0.2 × 120
=24
Proportionate Stratified Sample of Blacks and Others
Count of Blacks = 15 % of 120
= 0.15 × 120
= 18
Count of others = 5% of 120
= 0.05 × 120
6
Thus, in a Proportionate Stratified Sample of 120, 72 are Whites, 24 are Latinos, 18 are Blacks, and 6 are others.
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