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olga55 [171]
2 years ago
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Learning Objective 4 - Prepare Financial Statements

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Straight line depreciation method equals

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$135,000 - $15,000/5 years

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English Translation

A school has a total of 475 students. We want to extract a sample of 80. Explain in detail how this sample is obtained by random sampling.

Solution

In random sampling, each member of the population has an equal chance of being surveyed or an equal chance of being a member of the sample.

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We could also put all the number in a bowl and randomly select 80 numbers from 475, that way, the sampling method would be as random as can be.

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En el muestreo aleatorio, cada miembro de la población tiene la misma probabilidad de ser encuestado o la misma probabilidad de ser miembro de la muestra.

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