CLUSTER AND

SYSTEMATIC
Group 2 in Statistics and Probability
IN THIS LESSON WE
ARE EXPECTED TO:
Define what Cluster Sampling and
Systematic Sampling are

Identify their Uses

Identify their Benefits

Compare and Contrast

 In cluster sampling, researchers
What is divide a population into smaller
Cluster groups known as clusters. They
Sampling then randomly select among
these clusters to form a sample.
What are the Uses of What are the Benefits
Cluster Sampling? of Using Cluster?
a. Surveys a. Very Easy to
b. Market Research Implement
c. Demographic
d. Environmental b. Very Efficient
Studies c. High Reliability
 Systematic sampling is a
What is
probability sampling method
Systematic where researchers select
Sampling members of the population at a
regular interval.
What is its formula?

k = systematic sampling interval

N = population size
n =sample size
 What is the Use of What are the Benefits
Systematic Sampling? of Using Systematic?

It is used to a. It's simple and

select a sample convenient to use
from a larger when creating and
population
analyzing samples.
systematically
What are the Benefits What are the Benefits
of Using Systematic? of Using Systematic?

b. Offers faster c. It avoids biases

and simpler way to d. enables
researchers to come
represent large
up with an evenly
population. distributed data set
 What’s the difference between the two?
Cluster sampling divides the population into
clusters and then takes a simple random sample
from each cluster. Systematic sampling selects a
random starting point from the population, then
a sample is taken from regular fixed intervals of
the population depending on its size.
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WELL DONE!