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Systematic, so we have systematic random and cluster sampling that we're doing here.
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Different types of sampling methods.
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So systematic, we're doing the plants.
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And we want to select 72 plants at random using a systematic sample.
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So a systematic sample, the quick way and easy way to remember that is we want some kind of pattern as we go through and select the sample.
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So you're going to look for keywords and do keywords of everything like in this case it says every third plant.
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So basically i go through and i'm going to have my list of plants and i'm going to decide, okay, so every three plants i'm going to take.
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And so if my list has my plants listed like this, then i would go through and i would be like, okay, third plant, sixth plant, ninth plant, until i have 72 plants total.
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That would be systematic.
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Okay, random.
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So we just want to take a simple random sample.
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And let's actually put like simple, simple random sample.
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So simple random sample is that we want each group to be equally likely.
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And it usually has a couple of steps and they're like this...