ALP On Quantitative Techniques For Business Decision Making: Topic: Testing of Compounds Sampling Techniques Used
ALP On Quantitative Techniques For Business Decision Making: Topic: Testing of Compounds Sampling Techniques Used
ALP On Quantitative Techniques For Business Decision Making: Topic: Testing of Compounds Sampling Techniques Used
Techniques for
Business Decision
Making
Topic: Testing of compounds
Sampling techniques used
- By Indraneel
Mitra
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List Of
Contents
L
1. Introduction of sampling
2. Importance of sampling
5. Problem Statement
Importance of sampling:
Cost effective
Introductio More practical to handle
n Most accurate
Presentation title:
Judgement Chunk
Quota
Random Sampling: Every member of the population has an equal chance of being
selected.
Systematic Sampling: Every nth member of the population is selected after a
random starting point.
Stratified Sampling: The population is divided into strata, and random samples
are taken from each stratum.
Cluster Sampling: The population is divided into clusters, and entire clusters are
randomly selected for the sample.
Presentation title: ALP on Quantitative Techniques for Business
Decision Making
Problem
Statement:
In a school in Class IX there are 150 no of student. Among
them only 10 student to be selected for international
science competition . What is the best method for selection
of student as a representor of school as well as nation?
Simple Random Method: In random method there was a
probability of selection of non deserving candidate , So this
method – Not taken
Systematic Sampling Method: first divide students in 10
group w.r.to their roll no. and each group contains 15 students.
And then randomly select 1 student. Is the selection method is
good ?? No , obviously their will be chances of selection of non
deserving candidate. So this method also – Not taken
Conclusion:
Stratified sampling method is the right technique for
sampling.
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1223PGDME719