A researcher wants to determine the proportion of couples in Tandag City that celebrate Valentine's Day. With a population size of 600 couples, no prior information, an acceptable margin of error of 5%, and a confidence level of 95%, Cochran's formula determines that the required sample size is 97 couples to estimate the population proportion within the given parameters of accuracy and confidence.
A researcher wants to determine the proportion of couples in Tandag City that celebrate Valentine's Day. With a population size of 600 couples, no prior information, an acceptable margin of error of 5%, and a confidence level of 95%, Cochran's formula determines that the required sample size is 97 couples to estimate the population proportion within the given parameters of accuracy and confidence.
A researcher wants to determine the proportion of couples in Tandag City that celebrate Valentine's Day. With a population size of 600 couples, no prior information, an acceptable margin of error of 5%, and a confidence level of 95%, Cochran's formula determines that the required sample size is 97 couples to estimate the population proportion within the given parameters of accuracy and confidence.
A study is to be performed to determine a certain parameter in a community. From previous
study a standard deviation of 46 is obtained. If a sample error of up to 4 is to be accepted. How many subjects should be included in this study at 99% level of confidence. A researcher wants to find out how many couples celebrate valentine’s day in Tandag City. We don’t have much information on the subject to begin with, so we’re going to assume that half of them celebrate valentine’s day: this gives us maximum variability. So, p=0.5. Now let’s say we want 95% confidence, and at least 5 percent margin of error. A 98% confidence level. Find the sample size using Cochran’s formula. Assume small population N=600.