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Problem 11E

Obtaining a Simple Random Sample The table on the following page lists the 50 states.

(a) Obtain a simple random sample of size 10 using Table I in Appendix A, a graphing calculator, or computer software.

(b) Obtain a second simple random sample of size 10 using Table I in Appendix A, a graphing calculator, or computer software.

1. Alabama

11. Hawaii

21. Massachusetts

31. New Mexico

41. South Dakota

2. Alaska

12. Idaho

22. Michigan

32. New York

42. Tennessee

3. Arizona

13. Illinois

23. Minnesota

33. North Carolina

43. Texas

4. Arkansas

14. Indiana

24. Mississippi

34. North Dakota

44. Utah

5. California

15. Iowa

25. Missouri

35. Ohio

45. Vermont

6. Colorado

16. Kansas

26. Montana

36. Oklahoma

46. Virginia

7. Connecticut

17. Kentucky

27. Nebraska

37. Oregon

47. Washington

8. Delaware

18. Louisiana

28. Nevada

38. Pennsylvania

48. West Virginia

9. Florida

19. Maine

29. New Hampshire

39. Rhode Island

49. Wisconsin

10. Georgia

20. Maryland

30. New Jersey

40. South Carolina

50. Wyoming

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QUESTION:

Problem 11E

Obtaining a Simple Random Sample The table on the following page lists the 50 states.

(a) Obtain a simple random sample of size 10 using Table I in Appendix A, a graphing calculator, or computer software.

(b) Obtain a second simple random sample of size 10 using Table I in Appendix A, a graphing calculator, or computer software.

1. Alabama

11. Hawaii

21. Massachusetts

31. New Mexico

41. South Dakota

2. Alaska

12. Idaho

22. Michigan

32. New York

42. Tennessee

3. Arizona

13. Illinois

23. Minnesota

33. North Carolina

43. Texas

4. Arkansas

14. Indiana

24. Mississippi

34. North Dakota

44. Utah

5. California

15. Iowa

25. Missouri

35. Ohio

45. Vermont

6. Colorado

16. Kansas

26. Montana

36. Oklahoma

46. Virginia

7. Connecticut

17. Kentucky

27. Nebraska

37. Oregon

47. Washington

8. Delaware

18. Louisiana

28. Nevada

38. Pennsylvania

48. West Virginia

9. Florida

19. Maine

29. New Hampshire

39. Rhode Island

49. Wisconsin

10. Georgia

20. Maryland

30. New Jersey

40. South Carolina

50. Wyoming

ANSWER:

Solution:

Step 1 of 3:

Here we are given with a list of 50 states.

We need to obtain the required answers using this list.

The list given is

1. Alabama

11. Hawaii

21. Massachusetts

31. New Mexico

41. South Dakota

2. Alaska

12. Idaho

22. Michigan

32. New York

42. Tennessee

3. Arizona

13. Illinois

23. Minnesota

33. North Carolina

43. Texas

4. Arkansas

14. Indiana

24. Mississippi

34. North Dakota

44. Utah

5. California

15. Iowa

25. Missouri

35. Ohio

45. Vermont

6. Colorado

16. Kansas

26. Montana

36. Oklahoma

46. Virginia

7. Connecticut

17. Kentucky

27. Nebraska

37. Oregon

47. Washington

8. Delaware

18. Louisiana

28. Nevada

38. Pennsylvania

48. West Virginia

9. Florida

19. Maine

29. New Hampshire

39. Rhode Island

49. Wisconsin

10. Georgia

20. Maryland

30. New Jersey

40. South Carolina

50. Wyoming

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