Business Decision Making: Analysis of Random Samples for Supermarket Chain
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Added on 2023-06-04
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This presentation analyzes random samples of 25 customers each using simple random sampling and systematic random sampling to provide useful information for decision making for a supermarket chain. It covers descriptive statistics such as location, number of children, income, and debt, and highlights the potential reliability issues due to the differences between the two samples. It also discusses potential solutions such as determining the minimum sample size and using stratified sampling. Additionally, it covers inferential statistics and hypothesis testing to estimate population parameters and concludes that the results need to be more reliable for decision making.
Business Decision Making: Analysis of Random Samples for Supermarket Chain
Added on 2023-06-04
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