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    Sampling errors occur due to collecting data from a sample rather than the entire population and can be controlled through random sampling techniques. Non-sampling errors are caused by things like faulty measurements, non-response and incorrect reporting and can be reduced through careful survey design and implementation. A survey of 50 grocery customers found the mean purchase amount was Rs. 2350 with a standard deviation of Rs. 500, indicating the normal distribution could model customer spending.

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    Sampling errors occur due to collecting data from a sample rather than the entire population and can be controlled through random sampling techniques. Non-sampling errors are caused by things like faulty measurements, non-response and incorrect reporting and can be reduced through careful survey design and implementation. A survey of 50 grocery customers found the mean purchase amount was Rs. 2350 with a standard deviation of Rs. 500, indicating the normal distribution could model customer spending.

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    Sampling errors occur due to collecting data from a sample rather than the entire population and can be controlled through random sampling techniques. Non-sampling errors are caused by things like faulty measurements, non-response and incorrect reporting and can be reduced through careful survey design and implementation. A survey of 50 grocery customers found the mean purchase amount was Rs. 2350 with a standard deviation of Rs. 500, indicating the normal distribution could model customer spending.

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    Q.No1 (a) Explain sampling and non sampling errors.

    What methods would you suggest to control


    each type of errors?

    (b) The mean amount purchased by a typical customer at a grocery store is Rs. 2350/- with
    a S.D of Rs. 500/-. Assume the distribution of amounts purchased follows the normal
    distribution. For a sample of 50 customers

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