The Only Time the Population Size Is Important in the Calculation

question 40

Multiple Choice

The only time the population size is important in the calculation of sample size is:

• A) always; all formulas include N, a count of the total population
• B) when the population is very, very large
• C) when the population is not normal
• D) when the level of accuracy needs to be less than plus or minus 5 percent
• E) when the population is small, relative to the sample size

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