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    Sample Size Is Computed Using The Formula Below N 1+ (Ne) Where N-Is The Whole Population E-Is The Marginal Error

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    To compute the sample size from a population, use the formula n=N/(1+(Ne^2)) where N is the size of the whole population and e is the marginal error. This formula divides the total population by 1 plus the population size multiplied by the marginal error squared to determine the needed sample size to represent the overall population within the given margin of error.

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    To compute the sample size from a population, use the formula n=N/(1+(Ne^2)) where N is the size of the whole population and e is the marginal error. This formula divides the total population by 1 plus the population size multiplied by the marginal error squared to determine the needed sample size to represent the overall population within the given margin of error.

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    To compute the sample size from a population, use the formula n=N/(1+(Ne^2)) where N is the size of the whole population and e is the marginal error. This formula divides the total population by 1 plus the population size multiplied by the marginal error squared to determine the needed sample size to represent the overall population within the given margin of error.

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    Sample Size Is Computed Using The Formula Below N 1+ (Ne) Where N-Is The Whole Population E-Is The Marginal Error

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    To compute the sample size from a population, use the formula n=N/(1+(Ne^2)) where N is the size of the whole population and e is the marginal error. This formula divides the total population by 1 plus the population size multiplied by the marginal error squared to determine the needed sample size to represent the overall population within the given margin of error.

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    L. How to compute the sample size.

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    Sample size is computed using the formula below
    N
    n= 2
    1+( Ne)
    Where;
    N-is the whole population
    e- is the marginal error.

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