For Stratified Simple Random Sampling, the Factors Considered Most Important

question 31

Multiple Choice

For stratified simple random sampling, the factors considered most important in deciding what fraction of the total sample should be assigned to each stratum include all of the following except the _____ each stratum.

• A) number of outliers in
• B) number of elements in
• C) variance of the elements within
• D) cost of selecting elements within

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