Question #300704

How many possible samples of size n=8 can be drawn from a population of size 11

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Expert's answer
2022-02-22T10:46:38-0500

i)i) without replacement

The size of the population is N=11N=11. If samples of size n=8n=8 are to be selected from this population without replacement then, the number of possible samples is (Nn)=(118)=165\binom{N}{n}=\binom{11}{8}=165.


ii)ii) with replacement

The number of possible samples of size n=8n=8 that can be selected from a population of size N=11N=11 with replacement is, Nn=118=214358881N^n=11^8=214358881


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