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The table below presents information about average household size for two groups

ID: 3072990 • Letter: T

Question

The table below presents information about average household size for two groups of persons in the United States in 2000. In this table, what is the sampling error?

                                                      U.S. Census, 2000                  General Social Survey, 2000                       

Average household size         2.59 members                          2.53 members

Total (N)                                       105,480,101                              2,817

There is no sampling error.

2814.47

0.06

105,477,284

a.

There is no sampling error.

b.

2814.47

c.

0.06

d.

105,477,284

Explanation / Answer

The correct option is c.

Sampling error = population parameter - expected value of the parameter based on sample.

Here population parameter of mean = 2.59 (because it is based on census report).

and the sample mean = 2.53 ( because it is based on sample)

So the estimate of parameter based on the sample is 2.53

So sampling error = 2.59 - 2.53 = 0.06

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