Match Each Factor of Sample Size to (1)its Relationship to Sample

question 41

Short Answer

Match each factor of sample size to (1)its relationship to sample size (A-Direct or B-Inverse)and (2)the appropriate effect on the sample size if the factor increases (C-Increase or D-Decrease).
1. Tolerable misstatement
2. Population size
3. Desired confidence level
4. Expected misstatement

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