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When determining the sample size, if the value found is not an integer initially, you should ____________ choose the next highest integer value?
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When determining the sample size, if the value found is not an integer initially, you should ____________ choose the next highest integer value?
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I believe the answer is:
always choose the next highest integer value.
Highest integer value usually indicates that the sample size could act as a correct representative for the actual population.
Choosing this would ensure that the result of the research is relevant and applicable to real-life situation.
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