AP Statistics: How to Sample with a Random Number Table

[@47halide]

what happens when you run out of numbers on the table i'm dying trying to find anything help

[@N8DGR8]

Just point to a person, choose them, do that five times, done. I am baffled as to why this table even exists. Statistics is maddening. It's either too easy or too confusing, I'm not quite sure

[@fedos]

People tend not to give actual random numbers. That's why tables exist.

[@ShashYo]

real life problems used to be more complex than this, plus now they use random number generators anyway.

[@fishdisher9564]

Humans naturally perceive things left to right so blindfolding may be bias aswell

[@sydneycardio2757]

Because that method of just picking people even though you think it’s random is not what you suggesting is non probability sampling method which is a referred to us Convenience/haphazard sampling ….

[@sydneycardio2757]

In statistics random doesn’t mean haphazard

[@mdjunayethbhuiyan5064]

How you find the value of A,B,D.....L?

[@hannahricci6955]

I have a question so i can understand this better: In my text, a population of 800 people are assigned numbers 001-800 and all three digit numbers over 800 are discarded. In this example, could you also just use numbers 01-12 instead of dividing them up into baskets? I understand that this would mean you would have to discard a lot of numbers BUT is it still an applicable way of random sampling? Thanks!

[@markdickson3965]

Yes, that would work just fine.

[@leproduction7734]

What if we reach the row end? Where do we continue? In the second row or?

[@florisliesker]

I rarely speed up videos but this one... wow

[@eakachaikhamduong8050]

Thank you.

[@nikita3534]

do we like stop the 2-digit compartment of the table when we reach our desired number for our sample?

[@nikita3534]

this is a stupid question but i'm sure the answer's yes

[@goldy5578]

Yes

[@SChak111]

Thank you!

[@arielatomhc]

Nobody knows what you just said. except the person who thinks he does.

[@savanalange5938]

I’m in 7th grade. Why am I learning this?????

[@Newslinetv24]

I have a group of random number that I will like to predict Which number will appear next

[@shreyas-sf1eu]

Hi sir I want to generate random numbers from 0 to 9 and taking two numbers example :4 and 9 and how to predict next upcoming number is even or odd Please reply Sirr

[@micahallen8435]

RIP

[@curry2131]

Great! Thanks a lot!

[@harvytorreverde3448]

where did u get 100 again? and why?

[@karenhe5784]

00 plus 01 to 99. So you get a total of 100 numbers

[@CanadainSpartin117]

this is because if there was a population up to 10 individuals (units) we can assign each individual a single digit, (i.e. 0-9). Once greater then 10 we must use multiple digits to represent any given individual as you cannot repeat a single digit to represent two different individuals. In this case, we used 0-99. Once population size is greater then this range we must yet again assign a greater number of digits to each unit. Hope this helps (someone), took me a minute to understand as well

[@vlovers5567]

@@CanadainSpartin117 I will pretend that I understood even though I need this for my class and have no idea where or how the numbers are coming

[@mayellablvck662]

Have a population of 01-200 what do I do from here.

[@seibjilly7603]

Very confusing!

[@shishirdhakal607]

A ton of thanks...:)

[@zaidhaider1436]

Thank u very much

[@sarah.meb_art3475]

Can you translate the bottom of the video in Arabic?

[@tngsanktuk7609]

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[@RajendraSingh-lg7bl]

This link

[@TaraniBasumutary]

😂

[@zacksmith8763]

This makes no sense by the way