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    STAT-304

    SAMPLING TECHNIQUES II
    Lecture 3
    Two-Stage Cluster Sampling
    Exercise Questions

    Exercise: Q# 11.4, 11.6, 11.7, 11.8, 11.9, 11.10


    Reference

     Singh, R. and Singh N, (1996), “Elements of Survey Sampling”, Kulwar,


    Dodrecht. Chapter 11, Exercise Page # 310-313.
    Assignment

    Q# 11.6
    (Note that; Every student should change any six values in data set then calculate
    mean estimator.) after midterm

    Q# 11.7 assigned as a home assignment.


    Two-Stage Cluster Sampling
    Exercise Questions
     11.8: A project has been undertaken to study the feeding and rearing
    practices of sheep in Rajasthan state of India. As a first step, a survey was
    conducted to estimate the total sheep population in the state. For this
    purpose, a WOR simple random sample of 12 development blocks, from a
    total of 200 blocks, was selected. About 3 percent of the villages in the
    sample blocks were chosen using same sampling scheme. The following table
    presents the number of sheep in the selected villages along with the total
    number of villages (M) and the number of selected villages (m), in the sample
    blocks.

    Reference book; Elements of Survey Sampling, by Singh, R. and Singh N”


    Exercise Page # 310-313.)
    Block Number of sheep
    1 160 5 141 376 267 201 55
    2 130 4 60 228 270 80
    3 128 4 177 95 265 301
    4 114 3 225 107 119
    5 70 2 80 101
    6 105 3 201 69 134
    7 89 3 135 240 405
    8 71 2 309 111
    9 97 3 250 280 170
    10 106 3 96 269 118
    11 128 4 314 246 107 80
    12 69 2 307 286

    Using estimator Ym2, estimate the total number of sheep in the state. Also work
    out the standard error of the estimate, and construct the confidence interval for
    this total. The total number of villages in the state is 24000.
    11.8: Given that N=200, n=12, Mo=24000
    Q#11.9 and 11.10 solved for the Total Estimator
     Also place confidence limits on this total. As follows
    11.10: Soap factory is planning to use neem oil in manufacturing a new brand of
    toilet soap. For extracting oil, the neem seeds are to be collected at 100 centers
    established for the purpose. It is felt that the persons from villages falling within
    a radius of 20km of a neem seed collection center will find it remunerative to
    sell neem seeds to the collection centers. For getting an idea about the neem
    seed supply position the factory wants to estimate the total number of neem
    trees in the procurement area for all the hundred collection centers. For this
    purpose SRS without replacement sample of 10 centers was selected. Using same
    sampling procedure about 10 percent of villages falling within the 20km radius of
    the sample centers were selected villages are given below along with the values
    of Mi and mi.
    Center Number of neem trees
    1 30 3 40 61 76
    2 44 4 88 25 49 33
    3 56 6 75 32 56 44 37 55
    4 36 4 42 25 34 39
    5 27 3 34 47 29
    6 51 5 55 43 61 40 36
    7 42 4 27 42 36 58
    8 30 3 60 46 39
    9 28 3 51 37 42
    10 33 3 64 34 56

    Estimate the total number of neem trees falling in the procurement area for
    all the 100 centers by using an appropriate estimator. Also place confidence
    limits on this total. (Class Work)

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