Answer to Question #337374 in Statistics and Probability for jazz

Question #337374

Consider a population of size N = 9. How many different random samples of size n = 6 are possible from a population of N = 9?


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2022-05-05T12:52:11-0400

We have population size N=9 and sample size n=6.

The number of possible samples which can be drawn without replacement is "^{N}C_n=^{9}C_6=84."

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