Determining Sample Size

[@emmanuelhoustonkwashie9222]

Best video that explains everything I need to know on determining sample size. Thanks very much.

[@schneiderplaygame6579]

Easy to understand you are amazing bro♥️💪💪

[@denhamatiman1860]

Thanks & may God bless you. A very convincing approach

[@clevinmwansa2723]

Simple and straight forward. Thanks

[@deadbunnyeyes190]

Simple, straightforward, and absolutely wrong 😭

[@tagashsetegn5350]

Thank you soooooo much, brother. I loved yours sooo much for i was wrong of the method until i got leture.

[@mohamedsaneydalmar7378]

345 is the rounded result. which comes from 344.82

[@olamideruth7665]

Thanks so much for the lesson, it was really helpful

[@MaryNdutaNduta-xu8io]

Brief and to the point. Thanks

[@alexcheboi4728]

Best video

[@oyewumicollinsikuejawa9488]

Is this formula good if secondary data is to be analysed or okay for only primary data?

[@jenharp21]

What type of sampling it is, when used the Slovin's formula?and if i used this formula, for example i will be choosing 95% confidence level, does it mean that the results i'll get will be 95% accurate for the whole population?...

[@latham9818]

Clear.. If i need to target two states for my survey then how much would be my population at 95% confidence level ? and how much would be my sample size. My objective is to do a comparative study between two states in India. The population of each state would be around 75 million people, but I want to target only a specific location in each states. In that case how much would be my population and sample size. Please help me out ??

[@amaen9227]

Excellent!

[@malambokaluwe1909]

This is Soo helpful. Thank you very much sir.

[@marizaolivas962]

Hi.What if the population, level of confidence and margin of error were given, how do we compute for the sample size. thank you.

[@joannemariebiso860]

Hey y'all saying that the vid maker is wrong. This is just one way of computing for n which is slovin's you can also check out for Cochran. Not sure with the spelling tho

[@deadbunnyeyes190]

but it is, in fact, totally wrong

[@carolmalambo642]

Thank you so much. God bless you sir!!!

[@ibrahimhassani1]

Thanks u made my life easy

[@sunildeswal3192]

Sir.. please mentioned the name who gave this formula

[@tonderaiparayiwa2001]

slovin

[@marykahindo3592]

@@tonderaiparayiwa2001 Isn't it Yamane Taro?

[@hacksatismikellides3807]

thank you so much, you made it easier to understand,

[@reymundrivera9914]

Thank you Sir. God bless you!

[@echanoangelom.1317]

What if we dont know the confidence level?

[@leoniv935]

It's Yamane formula 1967.

[@mohedabdinursalad5678]

Is it yamane or slovens formula

[@marykahindo3592]

@@mohedabdinursalad5678 Yamane Taro, 1967

[@coxfox10]

The sample size is a little high compared to ISO2859 or ANSI Z1.4 for that lot size

[@albertonyango426]

How do we reference this formula?Who is the originator?

[@marykahindo3592]

Yamane, Taro. 1967. Statistics, An Introductory Analysis, 2nd Ed., New York: Harper and Row

[@getayeaynalem9089]

Best

[@khimberly23]

you just saved my life thank you so much i just subscribed to your channel

[@kaduabuajongbah5544]

I think there is something inherently wrong with this formula. Something must be missing!! Please review the formula.

[@KeepingMyDayJob]

Where does this formula come from? It doesn't look quite right....

[@leeyan4950]

im wondering too

[@R1s1mat1]

slovin’s formula

[@motimulugeta1504]

pls give me some clarification on error finding

[@Spread_Islamic-Content]

sir i wanna solution of Ray and Sahai estimators

[@joshuadagalea2077]

How to get margin of error? If the population is already given and also the sample.

[@joannemariebiso860]

It depends on your confidence interval. If you are using 95% conf. Interval then your error is 5%

[@camilleshaeyee534]

Pano po i-compute yong sample size using margin of error.

[@desirieserrano3162]

What if margin of error is missing? The sample and population is given.

[@vancarlorodriguez166]

Desirie Serrano e(squared) = square root of Nn (population x sample size) over N + n (population plus sample size)

[@vancarlorodriguez166]

I mean, e2(squared) = Population minus sample over Population times sample then get the square root

[@ferarioladimeji5719]

Please What’s the calculation of sample size of 1000 ?

[@joannemariebiso860]

It's square root of ((N-n)/(Nn))

[@jacklineswai7660]

I have 98 schools what will be my sample size

[@temwachilanga7599]

Great!!

[@wonikiya5155]

9 years ago huhu

[@BeatriceAloyce]

thanks 😊

[@SonicaSuon]

Thank you so much

[@nassersaid3783]

Thank you very much sir..u r a life saver!

[@guhad1956]

I do'nt think the formula is statistically correct ! It may be an intuitive formula . like square root of population size is the sample size !!

[@saavirajput4483]

its Taro Yamane(1973; 886) formula for sample size... you can check the book.

[@joannemariebiso860]

@@saavirajput4483 slovin's formula is not always appropriate. You can always check google for the other formulas

[@rbrt21san55]

Thank you sir

[@rachelwright783]

Thanks

[@khimberly23]

i like this

[@deadbunnyeyes190]

This is wrong in so many levels.

[@calindrakaschannel5756]

got it thanks so much

[@LiLgPnoy15]

Pacquiao!

[@zahranazurah4124]

philpines

[@BienRidzah]

n = 334

[@marykahindo3592]

n=344.8 and since humans can't be counted in halves, I think one can take 344 or 345

[@jlarellano7350]

pinoy to. halata. haha.. ty for the info

[@adrianbediot4728]

gago your answer is wrong

[@deadbunnyeyes190]

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[@amaen9227]

Excellent!