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Brenna Golden
11 March, 10:04
Explain stratified sampling?
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Elias Hendricks
11 March, 12:25
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Stratified sampling is when a researcher divides the population into separate groups, known as strata. then a probability sample (simple random sample) is drawn from each group.
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