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To: raybbr
If the sample is properly ramdom, and the population clearly defined, then it is quite conceivable that a statistical study where n=60000 can be representative.
13 posted on 02/07/2004 4:57:53 PM PST by 1rudeboy
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If the sample is properly random, and the population clearly defined, then it is quite conceivable that a statistical study where n=60000 can be representative.
14 posted on 02/07/2004 4:58:30 PM PST by 1rudeboy
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