Question: We know from Section 2.3 that there are possible SRSs of size n from a population of size N. Suppose we stratify the population into
We know from Section 2.3 that there are
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possible SRS’s of size n from a population of size N. Suppose we stratify the population into H strata, where each stratum contains Nh = N/H units. A stratified sample is to be selected using proportional allocation, so that nh = n/H.
a. How many possible stratified samples are there?
b. Stirling’s formula approximates k!, when k is large, by
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Where,
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Use Stirling’s formula to approximate
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