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survey compairison
Message posted by david (via 134.114.40.201) on April 9, 2001 at 8:11 PM (ET)

If the same survey is conducted in different areas and the samples are randomly selected, but one sample size is small and the other large, can the two regions be compared to determine fair conclusions? By small I mean about 10 or less. And by large I mean about greater than 45.



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