The quantity √([(N-n)(N-1)]) is called the finite population multiplier.

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The quantity \sqrt{[(N-n)(N-1)]} is called the finite population multiplier.

          The quantity \sqrt{[(N-n)(N-1)]} is called the finite population multiplier.

The quantity √([(N-n)(N-1)]) is called the finite population multiplier.

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Calculus: Early Transcendentals

James Stewart 8th Edition

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Step 1: The finite population multiplier is a measure of how much the variance of a sample statistic is reduced when the population size is finite rather than infinite. Show more…

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