Tuesday 3 June 2014

Maths Sampling

Yesterday in Maths we learned about sampling. Write about sampling. You should include
- what is a sample?
- why take a sample?
- what are some examples of sampling done Irl?
- what does the word ‘population’ mean?
- how can you tell if are you sampling the right population?
- yesterday you took a sample using one method of sampling, explain what you did and your findings
NO question headings. Write in a paragraphing style. Remember use examples.

HERE IS THE LINK TO THE PRESENTATION WE USED




A sample is where you get a small amount of something.
We take a sample to collect data and to get information in small amounts.
For example you would take samples of different blood types, food, and more so it will be less expensive and it wont take as much time.
You can tell you are sampling the right population by having a mixture of people also called random sampling, there are two types of random sampling fair and byist.


There are two types of sampling fair and biased.
some examples of irl sampling are when you take a blood test or when you test food to see if it tastes good, drug testing. 

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