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    Stratified random sampling divides a population into subgroups and then randomly samples from each subgroup. It provides a more precise and representative sample than simple random sampling when the population is diverse. However, it requires a complete list of the population and their characteristics, and is not suitable for small populations that cannot be divided into subgroups.

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    Stratified random sampling divides a population into subgroups and then randomly samples from each subgroup. It provides a more precise and representative sample than simple random sampling when the population is diverse. However, it requires a complete list of the population and their characteristics, and is not suitable for small populations that cannot be divided into subgroups.

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    Stratified random sampling divides a population into subgroups and then randomly samples from each subgroup. It provides a more precise and representative sample than simple random sampling when the population is diverse. However, it requires a complete list of the population and their characteristics, and is not suitable for small populations that cannot be divided into subgroups.

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    STRATIFIED RANDOM SAMPLING ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES

    Advantages of Stratified Random Sampling


    - Stratified random sampling is suitable when the population is heterogeneous.
    - Sample represents the diverse characteristics of the population
    - It is more precise than simple random sampling
    Disadvantages of Stratified Random Sampling
    - It is not suitable when the population is small, as we cannot subdivide the population
    into different groups.
    - This sampling technique is only useful when the research has a complete list of
    populations along with their characteristics.

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