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Q1. Why to calculate Sample Size?

Determine Sample Size

Q2. How to determine Sample Size?

Q3. What is margin of error? Select Confidence Level 95%

Enter Population Size 100000


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Margin of error 5.10%

 An estimate of the


proportion of people
falling into the group in 50%
which you are interested
in the population

Sample Size 368

Check Margin of error

Population Size 100000

Sample size 375

 An estimate of the


proportion of people
falling into the group in 50%
which you are interested
in the population

Confidence Level 95%

Margin of error 5.10%


To find the minimum recommended size of your survey. If you interview this many people you'll get results tha
target population as precisely as needed

Sample Size = (Z-value ^2 * (percentage picking a choice)*(1- percentage picking a choice) ) / ( Margin of

Margin of error or Confidence interval is usually reported in opinion poll results. It is a 95 percent
interval i.e. for every 20 times you repeat this poll, statistics say that one time you'll get an answer that is com
wall. For example: the poll had a margin of error of plus or minus three percentage points and 51% percent o
picked an answer you can be "sure" that if you had asked the question of the entire relevant population betwee
and 54% (51+3) would have picked that answer.
The amount of uncertainity you can tolerate

The amount of error you can tolerate

Minimum recommended size of your survey


people you'll get results that reflect the

ng a choice) ) / ( Margin of error )^2

l results. It is a 95 percent confidence


l get an answer that is completely off th
points and 51% percent of your sample
relevant population between 48% (51-3)
er.
90% 1.645
95% 1.96
99% 2.575
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